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Welcome to our new graduate student, Jason Grosch! Welcome to our new undergraduate student, Sarah Reifeis! Congratulations to Yeiji Im on earning the Frank Mathers Undergraduate Summer Research Scholarship! Congratulations to our Hutton Honor College Undergraduate Research Grant winners, Yeiji Im, Alice Shen, and Claire VanLandingham! A Abi Mansour and P. Ortoleva, J. Chem. Theory Comput., A Multiscale Factorization Method for Simulating Mesoscopic Systems with Atomic Precision. A Singharoy et tal.PARSED CONTENT
The domain systemsbiology.indiana.edu states the following, "Welcome to our new graduate student, Jason Grosch! Welcome to our new undergraduate student, Sarah Reifeis! Congratulations to Yeiji Im on earning the Frank Mathers Undergraduate Summer Research Scholarship! Congratulations to our Hutton Honor College Undergraduate Research Grant winners, Yeiji Im, Alice Shen, and Claire VanLandingham! A Abi Mansour and P." I observed that the webpage also said ", A Multiscale Factorization Method for Simulating Mesoscopic Systems with Atomic Precision."SEE MORE DOMAINS
Computer Aided Models of living organisms. Computer-aided models of living organisms. Computer-aided models of living organisms. Research philosophy at the Integrative Systems Biology Lab. Stand biological systems as more than merely the sum of their parts. Mavromatis! Congratultion Sarah for the 1st prize at the IBBS 2014! Trends in computational biology.
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Welcome to the Systems Biology Research Group at the University of California, San Diego. We study the complexity of cellular life using experimental and computational methods that span the genome to the phenotype. Developing, integrating, and applying new methods allow us to gain a systems view of life - from bacteria to human.