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Revision as of 10:48, 26 March 2014
In this topical group we discuss a broad area of research including biological systems and materials. We perform atomistic simulations at two levels, classical as well as quantum-mechanical. Our areas of interests are:
- Biological systems
- Pure/bio-materials
- Dielectrics/ionic liquids
- Force fields
Schedule
The meeting takes place biweekly on Tuesday at 10:30, if not indicated differently.
- Wed, 18.09.2013: Initial meeting
- Tue, 22.10.2013: Bibek Adhikari, Martin Vögele and Frank Maier presented their progress report
- Tue, 05.11.2013: Discussions were made regarding the Assembly of Carbon-Onions (Maria Fyta, Bibek Adhikari, Ganesh Sivaraman) and FFS on Alanine Dipeptide (Hannes Zemann)
- Tue, 19.11.2013: Konrad Breitsprecher will talk about his progress on Ionic Liquids and Ganesh Sivaraman will discuss about Diamondoid-Nucleobase Interactions
- Tue, 03.12.2013: More discussions on Carbon Onions and Diamondoids
- Tue, 17.12.2013 (at 1 p.m): Frank Maier will talk about Diamondoid-Nucleobase complexes and Martin Vögele will talk about MARTINI models of PSS and PDADMA.
- Tue, 14.01.2014 (at 11 am): Nanopore meeting kickstarts : Discussions on DNA translocation and functionalized nanopores
- Tue, 28.01.2014: Konrad (Ionic Liquids) plus progress reports if any
- Tue, 13.02.2014 (at 1 p.m): Anand (Solvation properties of Polyelectrolytes in various solvents) and Martin (martini models of PSS and PDADMA)
- Tue, 25.02.2014: Bibek (doped diamondoids) and Ganesh (diamondoid nucleobase interactions)
- Tue, 18.03.2014: Nanopore meeting (journal plus Radenovic aftertalk discussions)
- Tue, 8.04.2014:
- Tue, 22.04.2014:
- Tue, 06.05.2014:
- Tue, 20.05.2014:
Tools
For classical simulations, we use
For quantum mechanical simulations, we use