Our recent collaborative work with Procko lab on Deep Mutagenesis of #serotonin #transporter coupled with MD simulations to understand the origins of variant effects. #compchem #biorxiv_biophys Transporters and Solute carriers Peter Nollert @ChBE_Illinois U of I School of Molecular and Cellular Biology U of I College of LAS Research & Innovation at Illinois

.MolSSI 2021-A Seed Software Fellow Matthew C. Chan (Shukla Group) developed a model that uses transfer learning to decode the sequence, structure, and function of proteins. This model could be used to predict how mutations affect coronavirus viability. bit.ly/36D5Jol

Many thanks to MolSSI for the support and experience!

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Check out this interesting work in Nature Catalysis on the shape of water in zeolites from Flaherty group Flaherty_Catalysis! Matthew Chan Matthew C. Chan from our group performed simulations to understand how #water in nanopores impacts #catalysis. ChBE Illinois news.illinois.edu/view/6367/2195…

Super excited to see this out Nature Catalysis. We (Flaherty_Catalysis) partnered with Matthew C. Chan, Diwakar Shukla, Chris Nicholas to show that water molecules form thermodynamically-distinct structures in zeolite pores of different shapes and sizes. tinyurl.com/hthxh8w4

Happy holidays and happy folding to the Folding@home community!

Join MolSSI and @NVIDIA and for a hands-on "Fundamentals of Deep Learning" #NVDLI #deeplearning virtual workshop on January 31 & February 1 from 13:00 to 17:30 EST . Register now at molssi.typeform.com/to/gu4Mt5Zm. Limited seats available and will be filled quickly!

🚨NEW PAPER ALERT🚨 Experiments and FAH were combined to study an engineered ACE2 receptor for capturing and identifying #SARSCoV2 variants of concern. Check it out in Nature Chemical Biology nature.com/articles/s4158… x.com/nchembio/statu…

Our first paper on serotonin transporter published in Biophysical Journal. Congratulations to Matthew Chan Matthew C. Chan and Balaji Selvam for this excellent work on “The Substrate Import Mechanism of the Human Serotonin Transporter”. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I'm excited to see my artwork is featured on this month's Biophysical Journal cover! And thanks to ChBE Illinois for displaying it on campus! #sciart

Today, I defended my Ph.D. Thanks all the support from my lab, family, and friends! Shukla Group ChBE Illinois

Even within my first month, I can already say that the #MahanFellowship and Fred Hutch Cancer Center has been a wonderful opportunity for me to work alongside exceptional scientists and pursue exciting computational and biomedical research!

We have an open faculty search Fred Hutch Cancer Center in Seattle & are looking for a new PI to join us: bit.ly/join-hutch 🧪🧬 I always speak in hyperboles, but I've had the best time starting my lab here. DM me if you have questions or wanna hear me hype Hutch Basic Sciences more.

A nicely prepared TOC figure, but Protein Science does not have a TOC section, so we share this here:

Happy Halloween from the Campbell Lab! All credit to the lab's artists & bakers (i.e. the whole lab)! 🎃🧁

Shoutout to all the Folding@home donors that helped me make this work possible!

Just two computational biophysicists in the wild. MountRainierNPS w/REI Jiming F Chen #phdlife

Thanks Biophysical Journal for highlighting our work!

Congrats to Fred Hutch's Coding for Cancer Program on being named a Geeks Give Back honoree at the GeekWire Awards! Coding for Cancer shows students how #coding and computational tools are used in #cancerresearch bit.ly/3WBd4zF SciEdHutch