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The McCullagh group focuses on computational and theoretical studies of multiscale problems in biology. The group is broken into two sub-groups: one group works on self-assembly of peptides in biomaterials and the other group looks at energy transduction in nucleic acid binding enzymes. The multiscale nature of both self-assembly and energy transduction make these systems interesting and yet challenging to study. We use and develop cutting edge multiscale simulation methods to address these challenges.
Research
Self-Assembly Allostery
News
News
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Russell accepts a postition at Oak Ridge National Lab! Russell Davidson accepted an offer for a postdoc position at Oak Ridge National Lab! Oak Ridge National lab is located in Oak Ridge, TN. Russell is working for XXX doing XXX research....
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CSU recognizes the work done by the McCullagh group! CSU highlights the recently published work done by Kelly on the Dengue virus NS3 helicase. The news story can be found...
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The McCullagh Group Moved to Stillwater! The McCullagh group moved from Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO to Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK in December 2019.
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The McCullagh Group awarded XSEDE allocation. The McCullagh group has been awarded an XSEDE allocation of 30,000.0 gpu hrs and 200,000.0 CPU SUs. This has an estimated monetary value of $11.5K.
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Max Joins the McCullagh Group and Defends! Max Mattson officially joins the McCullagh group becomeing a joint student with Martin McCullagh and Amber Krummel. Max successfully defended his thesis on Decemeber 11th, 2019. Congratulations Max!