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Biomolecular Mechanics

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Biological systems "feel" their environment: Tendons are reinforced only when needed, blood coagulates only when required. Molecular sensing of stimuli, whether mechanical or chemical in nature, drives biological processes and decides on health and disease.   

We are a collaborative (and fun!) group of scientists working to unravel the intricacies that govern molecular perception and to design sensing molecular systems from the ground up. We work at the interface of biophysics, chemical biology, and materials science. We use and advance molecular simulations and data-driven computational methods that inspire our wet-lab experiments and vice versa. We embrace diversity and inclusion in our daily work.   

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BBFlow - A flow-model to predict how proteins move

Wondering how to predict protein flexibility in only a second? No time to run MD simulations but want to go beyond pLDDT? Check out BBFlow! more

Postdoctoral/PhD Research Position in Machine Learning for Molecular Mechanics

Dr. Alice Allen is establishing a new group at the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research under the directorship of Prof. Dr. Frauke Gräter. Our group specializes in developing machine learning techniques for simulating molecular systems. more

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Postdoctoral/PhD Research Position in Machine Learning for Molecular Mechanics

Dr. Alice Allen is establishing a new group at the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research under the directorship of Prof. Dr. Frauke Gräter. Our group specializes in developing machine learning techniques for simulating molecular systems. more

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