Graduate student Sean Seyler successfully defended his PhD Thesis entitled Computational Approaches to Simulation and Analysis of Large Conformational Transitions in Proteins on Nov 7, 2017. He is now Dr Sean Seyler. Congratulations!
Sean Seyler was named by the Department of Physics as one of the 2017 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Student Leaders. Since 1997, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) at ASU has been recognizing distinguished students throughout the College.
ASU’s The State Press featured the work of the lab in the article ASU researchers use simulations where experiments fail. The article was based on an interview with lab members and the PI.
Research Experience for Undergraduates (Summer 2018)
Google Summer of Code 2018: MDAnalysis
Borate transporter Bor1p appears to function according to the alternating access model
Sean Seyler obtained his PhD in Physics
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