Recent News
02/2007
I will begin work as a postdoctoral researcher at University of Texas, Medical Branch in Galveston on March 1st.
Understand the role of entropy in allostery:
Transitional Dynamic Analysis and PIVET has been published in BMC Bioinformatics.
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07/2006
Wiggle, a sequence-based classifier to identify flexible regions in proteins of functional importance is published in PLoS Bioinformatics.
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BMS Best Image Award 2006 - Open Category
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"Certainly no subject or field is making more progress on so many fronts at the present moment, than biology, and if we were to name the most powerful assumption of all, which leads one on and on in an attempt to understand life, it is that all things are made of atoms, and that everything that living things do can be understood in terms of the jiggling and wiggling of atoms."
Richard Philips Feynman
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About Me
Download Jenny Gu's Curriculum Vitae.
I am a graduate of the Biomedical Science PhD program with Drs. Philip Bourne and Michael Gribskov serving as my thesis advisors. My dissertation involved understanding the relationship between protein sequence and dynamics. This is a computational effort combining techniques from the fields of bioinformatics, artificial intelligence, and molecular modeling. I am fortunate to benefit from the expertise of Drs. Garrison Cortell, Andrew McCammon, Alexandra Newton, and Lynn Ten Eyck who are members of my thesis committee.
Biomedical Science is a PhD granting graduate program offered by the School of Medicine at the University of California in San Diego.
My affiliation with the San Diego Supercomputer Center
is that I am part of the Integrative Bioscience
efforts making use of the vast computational resources available at this national institution to gain new insights in biology.
For more information about my research, please refer to the Research section.
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