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Traymon Beavers
B.S., Mathematics, James Madison University (2015)
| Advisor: Javier Cabrera Affiliation: Statistics & Biostatistics/Quantitative Biomedicine
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Hill Center
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Praveen Bommareddy
B.Pharm., Andhra University, India
M.S. Pharmacology & Toxicology, Long Island University | Advisor: Howard Kaufman Affiliation: Microbiology & Molecular Genetics/Quantitative Biomedicine
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Elliott Dolan
B.S., Chemical Engineering
Ohio State (2012) | Advisor: Sagar Khare Affiliation: Chemistry & Chemical Biology/Quantitative Biomedicine
Proteins regularly assemble in vivo to enhance their activity or to coordinate with each other. My work focuses on computationally designing protein scaffolds to enhance enzymatic activity. Additionally, my work continues into functionalizing this protein scaffold to assemble and disassemble with an external signal to grant a measure of control on bulk enzyme rates.
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Institute for Quantitative Biomedicine
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Colin Gaines
B.S., Chemistry
Pennsylvania State University (2014) | Advisor: Darrin York Affiliation: Chemistry & Chemical Biology/Computational Biology & Molecular Biophysics
Investigation of the structure, dynamics, and reaction mechanism of the twister ribozyme through the use of a variety of computation tools including MD, QM/MM, and Constant pH MD simulations.
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Institute for Quantitative Biomedicine
Room 308 | |
Colin Gates
B.S., Chemistry & Biology
Rutgers University - Newark (2013) | Advisor: Charles Dismukes Affiliation: Chemistry & Chemical Biology/Computational Biology & Molecular Biophysics
Improving the efficiency and applications of Photosystem II via modeling and modification
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Jonathon Gray
B.A., Chemistry
Taylor University (2015) | Advisor: David Case Affiliation: Chemistry & Chemical Biology/Computational Biology & Molecular Biophysics
Strive toward a better understanding of solvent distribution in macromolecular crystals and better description of crystallographic data by molecular models
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Institute for Quantitative Biomedicine
Room 308 | |
Jose James
B.S., Biology
Villanova University (2009) | Advisor: Vikas Nanda Affiliation: Biomedical Engineering/Medicine/Quantitative Biomedicine
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Center for Advanced Biotechnology & Medicine
Room 138 | |
Constantin Malliaris
B.S., Chemistry & Physics
Harvard (2004) M.S., Physics New York University (2010) | Advisor: Alexandre Morozov Affiliation: Physics & Astronomy/Computational Biology & Molecular Biophysics
Employing genetic algorithms to evolve organisms that combine elementary linear algebra operations to perform higher order linear algebra tasks (e.g., matrix inversion)
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Hill Center
Room 263 | |
Matthew Putnins
B.S., Biomedical Engineering
Stevens Institute of Technology (2013) M.S, Biomedical Engineering Stevens Institute of Technology (2014) | Advisor: Ioannis Androulakis Affiliation: Biomedical Engineering/Quantitative Biomedicine
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Biomedical Engineering
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Eve Reilly
B.A., Molecular Biology
& Biochemistry
Rutgers University (2012) | Advisor: Mikel Zarateigui Affiliation: Microbiology & Molecular Genetics/Quantitative Biomedicine
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Melissa Romanus
B.S., Computer Engineering, Tufts University
M.S., Electrical & Computer Engineering, Rutgers University | Advisor: Manish Parashar Affiliation: Electrical & Computer Engineering/Quantitative Biomedicine
Design and implement a domain-specific language enabling users to define complex scientific workflows more expressively. Integrate this work with exascale computing architecture advancements, including burst buffers, to accelerate the time it takes to glean insight from simulations
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School of Engineering
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Sakshi Sardar
B.Tech., Electronics and Computer Science
National Institute of Technology, India (2012) M.S., Biomedical Engineering Rutgers University (2016) | Advisor: Laura Fabris Affiliation: Electrical & Computer Engineering/Quantitative Biomedicine
My research interests are focused towards building/improving biosensors for biomarkers using multi modality sensing. Multi-modality sensing can have the capability of providing improved accuracy for quantification of analytes.
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McLaren Center for Ceramic Research
Room CCR-241 | |
Brandon Schweibenz
B.S., Biochemistry
Temple University (2015) | Advisor: Smita Patel Affiliation: Biochemistry/Quantitative Biomedicine
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Medical Research Building/School for Public Health
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Kelly Spendlove
B.S., Mathematics
Montana State University (2013) | Advisor: Konstantin Mischaikow Affiliation: Mathematics/Quantitative Biomedicine
In general, I am interested in developing mathematical theories and computational tools for the analysis of nonlinear or high-dimensional data and complex systems. I typically work within the realms of applied topology or computational dynamics and apply these methods to biological systems.
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Hill Center
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Victor Tan
B.S., Microbiology, Immunology & Molecular Genetics
University of California, Los Angeles (2012) | Advisor: Victor Jin Affiliation: Cellular & Molecular Pharmacology/Quantitative Biomedicine
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Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Room 549 | |
Liam Turk
B.A., Romance Languages
New York University (2014) M.S., Biomedical Science Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences (2016) | Advisor: Davide Comoletti Affiliation: Biochemistry/Quantitative Biomedicine
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Child Health Institute of New Jersey
Room 3237B | |
Ryan Woltz
B.S., Biochemistry
University of California, Davis (2013) | Advisor: Gaetano Montelione Affiliation: Chemistry & Chemical Biology/Computational Biology & Molecular Biophysics
Integration of multiple structural and biochemical techniques, (i.e. NMR, X-ray) to determine protein dynamics and interactions with macromolecules
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Center for Advanced Biotechnology & Medicine
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