Articles
Direct Imaging of Two-State Dynamics on the Amorphous Silicon Surface (with S. Ashtekar, J. Lyding, and M. Gruebele), Physical Review Letters (2011)
Amorphous silicon is an important material, amidst a debate whether or not it is a...
Better biomolecule thermodynamics from kinetics (with Kiran Girdhar, Yann R. Chemla, and Martin Gruebele), The Journal of Chemical Physics (2011)
Protein stability is measured by denaturation: When solvent conditions are changed (e.g., temperature, denaturant concentration,...
Solving the Low Dimensional Smoluchowski Equation with a Singular Value Basis Set (with Martin Gruebele), Journal of Computational Chemistry (2010)
Reaction kinetics on free energy surfaces with small activation barriers can be computed directly with...
A natural missing link between activated and downhill protein folding scenarios (with Feng Liu, Caroline Maynard, Artem Melnykov, Kathleen B. Hall, and Martin Gruebele), Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (2010)
We propose protein PTB1:4W as a good candidate for engineering into a downhill folder. PTB1:4W...
Performance of binary-encounter-Bethe (BEB) theory for electron-impact ionization cross sections of molecules containing heavy elements (Z > 10) (with Karl K. Irikura), Surface and Interface Analysis (2005)
The binary-encounter-Bethe (BEB) theory developed by Kim and coworkers has been successful for computing electron-impact...