Finishing the year on a high - a new job and an accepted paper. π₯³
I will join KCL as Lecturer in Molecular Biochemistry, and I will focus on computational investigations of RNA and protein structural ensembles.
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@RNHeaton @maire_brace @paultgriffiths Thank you Richard. It was a great time and I have taken away a lot - and hopefully was able to have some impact too. I will definitely be back to visit.
Last but not least, this wouldn't have happened without a lot of support. Thanks to @maire_brace, @paultgriffiths @RNHeaton David Wales and Samuela Pasquali, and everyone else during the last 7 years (no chance to fit everyone into a single tweet). 3/3
@benerenne@graeter_mbm Really nice paper. We recently posted a preprint on bond ruptures in collagen (https://t.co/uJZQFNDKJr), and on first glance it looks like we agree on what we see. Which is great given that we used different simulation approaches.
How do molecules in collagen fibres rupture when pulled? Turns out this happens selectively - read more in our new preprint here: https://t.co/S1NmqCEsmj
For a summary of what we found, read this thread. 1/
These perturbation introduce weaknesses and lead to localisation of bond ruptures in the immediate proximity of the sequence alteration. Similarly, crosslinked strands also show localised ruptures around the linking site. 11/