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Searching Results for W12.8-12.08:
Solvation and the energetics of protein folding, Robert L. Baldwin  (Stanford University)
Intricate role of water molecules in protein dynamics, Donald Hamelberg  (Georgia State University)
Solubility profiles of amyloidogenic molecular structures. Theory and experiment, Florin Despa  (University of California, Davis)
Probing the prion hydration by Molecular dynamics simulations: from native via misfolded to amyloid conformations, Alfonso De Simone  (University of Cambridge)
Monday Second chances, Ridgway Scott  (University of Chicago)
QM or MM? Development of a next-generation force field for chemical and biomolecular simulations, Jiali Gao  (University of Minnesota)
Quantum chemical modelling of molecules at dielectric surfaces and interfaces, Luca Frediani  (University of Tromsø)
An overview of the non linearity in Quantum Chemical continuum solvation models, Roberto Cammi  (Università di Parma)
Biomolecular solvation: from molecular to continuum models, Nathan A. Baker  (Washington University School of Medicine)
Tuesday Second chances, Mark E. Tuckerman  (New York University)
Coupling the level-set method with variational implicit-solvent models for molecular solvation, Bo Li  (University of California, San Diego)
Hydration from organic molecules to protein-ligand complexes, William L. Jorgensen  (Yale University)
Solvation and hydration at different scales, Bernard R. Brooks  (National Institutes of Health)
Calculation of small molecule solvation free energy by molecular dynamics and Monte Carlo simulations, Yuqing Deng  (Zymeworks Inc.)
Classical molecular dynamics simulations of the liquid water-gold interface, Stefano Corni  (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR)
First-principles simulation of electrochemical systems, Eric Cances  (CERMICS)
Fast algorithms for integral equations, Carl Timothy Kelley  (North Carolina State University))
Wednesday Second chances, Michael J. Holst  (University of California, San Diego)
A fast N-body solver for the Poisson(-Boltzmann) equation, Robert D. Skeel  (Purdue University)
The membrane potential and its representation in computer simulations, Benoit Roux  (University of Chicago)
Self-organized models of selectivity in Ca and Na channels, Robert S. Eisenberg  (Rush University Medical Center)
Molecular recognition in life phenomena probed with the statistical mechanics of liquids, Fumio Hirata  (National Institutes of Natural Sciences)
Estimating electrostatic contributions to solvation via boundary-integral equation theory, Jaydeep P. Bardhan  (Argonne National Laboratory)
Thursday Second chances, Matthew Gregg Knepley  (Argonne National Laboratory)
Classical density functional theory approach to solvation in polar solvents, Daniel Jean Borgis  (Université d'Evry)
Dimerization of formamide, Modesto Orozco  (University of Barcelona))
Friday Second Chances