THE LATEST IN MOLECULAR BIOPHYSICS RESEARCH
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Welcome to the Center for Molecular Biophysics
The Center for Molecular Biophysics, a collaboration between Oak Ridge National Laboratory and The University of Tennessee, Knoxville was founded in 2006. We perform research at the interface of biological, environmental, physical, computational and neutron sciences. Our goal is to study and understand the function of biologically relevant molecular systems by employing high-performance computer simulations in combination with biophysical experiments
THE LATEST IN MOLECULAR BIOPHYSICS RESEARCH
Christy Franklin has been awarded the 2025 Biosciences Division Distinguished Achievement Award for Administrative Excellence! Christy has been our administrative assistant since September 2023. She has provided sterling proactive work,
One of Jeremy’s ex graduate-students, Frauke Graeter, is taking up a Directorship at the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz. This is one of the most prestigious research
We are proud to announce that Center for Molecular Biophysics, along with the Chemical Sciences Division, University of Tennessee, and University of Maine have been recognized for their work on
We are pleased to announce that former CMB Postdoc Vaidyanathan M.S. has accepted an offer from Oak Ridge National Laboratory to serve as a joint research faculty member in Electrochemical
We are thrilled to announce that Madhulika Gupta, a former CMB Postdoc, has been nominated by the Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF), Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India,
East Tennessee State University has recently granted Joshua Olaf Aggrey, a graduate student researcher at ETSU, the 2024 Appalachian Student Research Forum (ASRF) Research Excellence Award. Our team at CMB
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“If we were to name the most powerful assumption of all, which leads one on and on in an attempt to understand life, it is that all things are made of atoms and that everything that living things do can be understood in terms of the jigglings and wigglings of atoms.”
Richard Feynman
-recipient of the 1965 Nobel Prize in Physics
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