Dear David Woods (and the rest of ATS!),

Thank you for visiting us in the Physics Department on Wednesday.  I was 
excited to hear about resources available.  My research is in experimental 
molecular and cellular biophysics under high pressures, and I would like to 
develop a research program in computational aspects of the field.

I was wondering what capabilities there are or there could be in molecular 
biophysics, specifically in areas of molecular dynamics, electrostatic 
potential calculations (using Poisson-Boltzman solvers), and biomolecular 
graphics.  For example, is CHARMM available?

Being in a department driven by undergraduate research, I was also excited 
about collaborative and consulting possibilities as a way of facilitating 
undergraduate involvement, as well as in developing external proposals.

If you could point me to the right person, I would be exciting about 
talking with them in person.  Thank you.

Paul Urayama


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Paul Urayama, Assistant Professor
Department of Physics, Miami University
Oxford OH 45056

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