http://cmb.ornl.gov hourly 1 2008-07-22T18:34:55Z http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/how-bacteria-clear-mercury-pollution Our Mercury Project in the news. No publisher barmak 2009-10-05T22:11:31Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/fifth-annual-georgia-glycoscience-symposium Loukas and Benjamin present their work on atomistic modeling of lignocellulose at the Fifth Annual Georgia Glycoscience Symposium at the Complex Carbohydrate research Center in Athens, GA. No publisher barmak 2009-09-22T15:14:31Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/new-group-leader-at-cmb We welcome our new group member. No publisher barmak 2009-10-02T00:26:23Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/ornl-biophysics-summer-school-2009 Annual conference was held in Knoxville. No publisher barmak 2009-09-18T03:49:37Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/two-students-at-molecular-kinetics-20009 Benjamin and Roland present the poster "Scaling of Multimillion-Atom MD Simulation on a Petascale Supercomputer". No publisher admin 2009-09-18T03:47:30Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/from-photosynthesis-to-fuel-the-next-generation-of-ethanol Our work on cellulose is once again "in the spotlight". No publisher barmak 2009-05-19T06:09:50Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/planting-seeds-to-unlock-thorny-ethanol-enigma New article about our work in big iron No publisher admin 2009-03-29T08:59:05Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/research/catalysis/cels/catalytic-mechanism-of-cellobiohydrolase-cels-on-cellulose-degradation Moumita Saharay, Hong Guo, Jeremy C. Smith No publisher ivw 2009-09-30T03:07:28Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/research/cellulosome/cellulosome-design-for-cellulosic-ethanol Computer Simulation of Cohesin-Dockerin Complex No publisher jia 2009-09-30T02:36:39Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/feeling-the-heat Two interacting proteins move differently as they heat up. Computer simulations have shown that each pair of proteins bound to each other undergo a profound change in their relative motion as they heat up, a phenomenon that could provide clues to how proteins interact to govern living cells. No publisher ben 2009-09-30T03:05:40Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/c-cbar-website-live The Center for Basic and Applied Research (CBAR, located at ORNL) has now a Website. No publisher ben 2008-05-29T10:23:35Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/protein-pairs-feel-the-heat Computer simulations have shown that pairs of proteins bound to each other undergo a profound change in their relative motion as they heat up, a phenomenon that could provide clues to how proteins interact to govern living cells. No publisher ben 2008-04-12T17:51:03Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/interacting-protein-theory-awaits-test-from-new-1 OAK RIDGE, Tenn., Sep. 27, 2007 — An international collaboration directed by an Oak Ridge National Laboratory researcher has performed the first-ever atomic-detail computer simulation of how proteins vibrate in a crystal... No publisher ben 2008-02-02T00:35:49Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/ut-ornl-governors-chair-unlocks-secrets-of-protein September 17, 2007, KNOXVILLE -- A team led by biophysicist Jeremy Smith of the University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has taken a significant step toward unraveling the mystery of how proteins fold into unique, three-dimensional shapes... No publisher ben 2008-02-02T00:36:16Z News Item http://cmb.ornl.gov/news/moving-technology-to-the-marketplace A new culture at ORNL blends research with commercialization. There is no question. Science brought Jeremy Smith to Oak Ridge National Laboratory... No publisher ben 2008-01-28T04:07:38Z News Item