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Molecular Biophysics

Molecular Biophysics





Instructors: Jeremy Smith, Hong Guo, Jerome Baudry, Tongye Shen


This course will be a discussion of current themes in molecular biophysics, suitable for motivated senior undergraduates and graduate students in physics, chemistry, computer science and biochemistry. Special emphasis will be on technologies with which Oak Ridge National Laboratory leads the world i.e., neutron scattering and computer simulation. Topics to be covered include an introduction to structural biology, quantum chemistry and force fields, normal modes, molecular dynamics, protein folding, structural change, neutron scattering and diffraction, protein physics and the glass transition, solvation, biomembranes and ion pumps, protein complexes, petascale supercomputing, multiscaling, bioenergy, ligand binding and drug design and enzyme reactions. Examination will take place in the form of graded student presentations during the last 3 or 4 lecture periods.



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Lecture slides from Jeremy Smith:

  1. Lecture 1 introstructbiol.ppt
  2. Lecture 1_1 introstructbiol.ppt
  3. Lecture 1_2 introstructbiol.ppt
  4. Lecture 1_3 introstructbiol.ppt
  5. Lecture 2 - QM_forcefields.ppt
  6. Lecture 3 - MD SIMULATION.ppt
  7. Lecture 4 - folding and-unboilegg.ppt
  8. Lecture 5 - enzyme reactions.ppt
  9. Lecture 5 - structural change.ppt
  10. Lecture 5B - sidonia2004.ppt
  11. Lecture 5C - enzyme reactions.ppt
  12. Lecture 6 - neutron scatt.ppt
  13. Lecture 7 - dyn transition.ppt
  14. Lecture 7_2 - vandana.ppt
  15. Lecture 8 - solvation.ppt
  16. Lecture 9 - solvation.ppt
  17. Lecture 9 -gen born.ppt
  18. Lecture 10 - Zoe.ppt
  19. Lecture 10 - biomembranes_pumps.ppt
  20. Lecture 11 - homology mod complexes.ppt
  21. Lecture 12 - petascale, coarse graining.ppt
  22. Lecture 13 - bioenergy.ppt
  23. Lecture 13_2 BESC overview 9-07.ppt
  24. Lecture 13_3 LDRD20072.ppt
  25. Lecture 14 - HIV vaccine_cancer diag-drug design.ppt

Lecture slides from Xiaolin Cheng:


Lecture slides from Jerome Baudry:


Lecture slides from Loukas Petridis:




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