We are physicists, chemists, biologists, and computer scientists, who address pressing questions in physical biology of the cell signaling in health and disease. We develop multiscale computational methods and workflows by combining frameworks of molecular dynamics, quantum chemistry, and molecular evolution with multi-resolution experimental data. Current emphasis is on functional lipids in membrane-associated phenomena, protein dynamics in complex environments, and plasma membrane cell signaling.
LATEST NEWS
- Excited about our sonification collaboration the Martin Gruebele Lab, Stephen Taylor, and Symbolic Sound featured at Physics Illinois Art-Science Festival last weekend!
- Two of our undergraduate researchers Juan David Campolargo and Andrew Lee presenting their findings on the 2021 Undergraduate Research Symposium!
- Andrew Lee receives NCSA SPIN Summer Internship!
- Haolin Luo receives NCSA SPIN Summer Internship!
TVP ON TWITTER
Are you interested in transforming metal ions into diagnostics and therapeutics for cancer and infection? Good news: the @BorosLab is hiring! We are looking for enthusiastic postdoctoral fellows to join our multidisciplinary team. Two positions are open! (1/4)
Hey Polymer Twitter, our group is looking for a motivated postdoc for a project to understand the interplay of ionic interactions and dynamic covalent bonds on polymer properties! Work will include synthesis and physical characterization. Please RT.
