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Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University

Raleigh, NC
Joined July 2013
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Our research group at NC State is recruiting a postdoctoral scholar in AI for biomolecular science, computational simulation, or both. Please help share! jobs.ncsu.edu/postings/23340… #Postdoc #AI4Science #ComputationalBiophysics
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Today, we say goodbye to Thomas Thornton. Thomas is the first undergraduate to graduate from our group. He developed a GPU-accelerated RNA simulation platform (biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…), received McCormick Outstanding Research Award, and will begin PhD at Northwestern University.
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I am incredibly excited and grateful for the support from the NSF CAREER Award, and we look forward to bringing new science and discoveries to our community!
Congratulations to @XingchengLin on receiving an #NSF CAREER Award! 🎉 Using #AI and physics-based simulations, this project will uncover how epigenetic changes shape DNA organization and gene regulation—advancing our understanding of genome function and human disease.
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Glad to share that our protein-DNA binding prediction paper is now published in @eLife: Interpretable protein-DNA interactions captured by structure-sequence optimization doi.org/10.7554/eLife.105565 Check out Yafan's summary video for the upcoming ISMB/ECCB 2025 conference.
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3. This modest reduction in inter-nucleosome interactions is amplified at the chromatin level, leading to nucleosome destacking and exposure of nucleosomal DNA. The destabilization of chromatin structure is driven by fluctuations in the entry-exit angles of linker DNA.
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This work is led by Rina Li, a graduate student in Physics in our research group.
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3. The trained energy model allows for direct interpretation of physicochemical interactions between individual amino acids and nucleotides and is further incorporated into a coarse-grained simulation framework to accurately predict protein-DNA binding free energies.
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This work is led by Yafan Zhang, a first-year Bioinformatics graduate student at NCSU. We greatly appreciate fruitful discussions with Dr. Keith Weninger, Dr. Faruck Morcos (@faruckm), Dr. Qin Zhou, and Dr. Arun Kumar Ganesan (@genome_voyager).
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