Welcome
We are a Computational Biophysics group at the School of Pharmacy, University of Nottingham.
Our research efforts focus on the molecular structure and dynamics of biological macromolecules, with a particular emphasis on RNA. We seek to understand how these molecules, which inherently obey the laws of physics and chemistry, assemble and interact each other to produce intriguing biological phenomena. We also aim to use our expertise to develop better RNA therapeutics. To achieve this, we develop and apply theoretical and computational biophysical approaches in collaboration with experimentalists.
We are grateful for support from Nottingham Research Fellowship. Naoto Hori is supported by Japan Science and Technology Agency PRESTO program.
News
26. Mar. 2024Congratulations to Max Cutler, who has been awarded a JSPS Summer Programme Fellowship to spend two months on collaborative research at Kyoto University this summer.
20. Feb. 2024James Robins has won a competitive travel award to attend IUPAB 2024 in Kyoto this year. Congratulations to James!
15. Oct. 2023Jiaolong and Jiahao, both chemistry students from Ningbo (2+2 program), have joined the team.
8. Oct. 2023New preprint posted.
27. Sep. 2023A new paper on ribozyme folding and misfolding has been published.
10. Jul. 2023
James Robins and Huong Vu gave poster presentations at the 9th CCPBioSim Conference.