NIC Seminars on Comp. Biology:

Date and Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Title
16. May 2008 13:30	Prof. Dr. Gary Johnson	Computer Science Solutions	Future Directions for Computational Science & HPC: Onward - but Upward or Outward?
14. Aug. 2007 13:30	Prof. Dr. Joanna Trylska	Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling, University of Warsaw	Coarse-grained molecular dynamics: Applications to the 70S ribosome and HIV-1 protease
22. May 2007 13:30	Prof. Dr. Bernd Berg	Dept. of Physics, Florida State University	Residual Entropy of Ordinary Ice from Multicanonical Simulations
24. April 2007 13:30	Prof. Dr. Jin Wang	Dept. of Chemistry, SUNY Stony Brook	Biomolecular recognition and conformational dynamics
6. March 2007 13:30	Prof. Dr. Kurt Binder	Dept. of Physics, University of Mainz	Polymer Brushes on Flat and Curved Substrates: Scaling Concepts and Computer Simulations
31. Oct. 2006 13:30	Jung-Hsin Lin	Institute for Biomedical Sciences, Academia Sinica	Prediction of glucose transport pathways in the human glucose transporter 1 (GLUT1)
31. Oct. 2006 13:30	Tania Tome	Instituto de Fisica, Universidade de Sao Paulo	Population biology: a cellular automata approach
11. Oct. 2006 13:30	Giorgio Favrin	Cambridge University	Competition between hydrophobicity and hydrogen bonds in the early stage oligomerization of polypeptide chains
4.7.2006 13:30	Caroline Taylor	Dept. of Chemistry, Michigan Technological University	Wetting in the mean field limit and its extension to biology
4.7.2006 13:30	Artur Baumgaertner	IFF, Forschungszentrum Juelich	Simulations of Membrane Proteins
4.4.2006 13:30	Marek Cieplak	Polnish Academy of Science	Mechanical Stretching in simple Models of Proteins
22.11.2005 13:30	Andrzej Kolinski	University of Warsaw	Protein modeling with reduced representation of conformational space
08.11.2005 13:30	Thomas Neuhaus	University of Bielefeld	Redefining Importance Sampling
25.10.2005 13:30	Siegfried Hoefinger	University of Vienna	Task-Specific Computer Chips in BioScience: Can ASICs Compete with Supercomputers ?
24.08.2005 13:30	Peter Virnau	MIT	Capturing knots in (bio)polymers
9.08.2005 13:30	Bernd Berg	Florida State University	Markov-Chain Monte Carlo Methods for Simulations of Biomolecules
09.08.2005 11:00	Nico Stollenwerk	Universidade do Porto	Criticality and its self-organisation in epidemiology
03.08.2005 14:00	Simon Trebst	ETH	TBA