Biochemistry
Biophysics
Arizona State University (Tempe, AZ)
I'm interested in studying the mechanisms of protein conformational change, particularly upon binding (either to other proteins, to DNA, or to small molecules). My main project right now involves using molecular dynamics simulations to study the lactose repressor protein and the process by which it binds to and bends its target DNA sequence. I'm also working to develop more efficient simulation techniques for the study of biomolecules.
2007-present Founder, ASU chapter of the American Scientific Affiliation
2004-2006 Vice President of the ASU Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society
2008 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Honorable Mention
2008 Department of Chemistry Distinguished Teaching Award
2008 Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) Excellence in Teaching Award
2007 Nominated for GPSA Excellence in Teaching Award
2006 Alumni Award
2006 Moeur Award
2006 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Honors Award
2005 BS Merit Award
2002 National Merit Finalist

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Nathan J. Barrows, Daniel A Barr and Janet Bond-Robinson