
Daniel Zuckerman
@DMZuckermanLab
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Computational biophysicist specializing in statistical mechanics methods applied to a wide range of molecular and cellular systems.
Joined June 2021
Having trouble visualizing your data from WESTPA? Try WEDAP! A user-friendly plotting package from @darianyang and @ltchong (1/4) https://t.co/yofj2KDidD
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Given the growing interest in path sampling methods for extending the time scales of molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, there has been great interest in software tools that streamline the generat...
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The Theory and Comp subgroup from Biophysical Society has an early and a mid-career award, apply before August 1! please RT https://t.co/6VSGln7CvG
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Bayesian inference is vital to interpreting experimental data. Learn the relationship of BI to statistical mechanics including important nuances, and get a ‘sampling’ of modern Monte Carlo methods for BI. https://t.co/NxP49PiDxi
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On the one hand, much of computational chemistry is concerned with “bottom-up” calculations which elucidate observable behavior starting from exact or approximated physical laws, a paradigm exempli...
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Revisiting Textbook Azide-Clock Reactions: A “Propeller-Crawling” Mechanism Explains Differences in Rates | Journal of the American Chemical Society @ltchong @PittChem @PittTweet #Azide #Clock #PropellerCrawling #Mechanism #Rates
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A recent news article in Nature described increasing numbers of editors mass resigning from for-profit journals, a symptom of misalignment of incentives between publishers’ demand for growth and profits, and the academics’ priority of quality, depth: https://t.co/2k6Mn7HHLg 1/n
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Nature - Editorial rebellions seem to be on the rise, as researchers seek more control over scholarly communication.
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Awesome postdoc position alert!! Despite, or because of, being Twitter-less, Ed Lyman is a great mentor, scientist, and human being. Interested in membrane proteins, simulations, machine learning, physics, evolution, bioinformatics?? Apply! Check out below 👇👇👇
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New blog post up, on why @livecomsj matters! https://t.co/haW797tELF We're seeing some conventional journals adopting some of our ideas, so it's worth taking a moment to reflect. #compchem
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Nonequilibrium physics rules the world. Here are eight chapters introducing key aspects of nonequilibrium biophysics illustrated with simple examples. https://t.co/ICZQ4u4ZI9
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An online book consisting of linked preprint chapters, added and updated as they are available. The book covers the essentials of nonequilibrium science with a special focus on biochemical and...
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Register now for the free WESTPA Workshop @Pitt_Chemistry, June 20-21. Explore rare event simulations like protein folding, ligand binding, & chemical reactions with our open-source software. Perfect for those using AMBER, NAMD, GROMACS, etc. Reg info: https://t.co/JeQwUMDAIq
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Please join us for this year's WESTPA workshop at the University of Pittsburgh, June 20-21, 2024. We will be celebrating the 10th anniversary of WESTPA! WESTPA is an open-source, highly-scalable...
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And we also have a new suite of tutorials for getting started with the BioSimSpace framework for interoperable biomolecular simulations; this comes with a big set of example notebooks. https://t.co/bQPCZ91s3X
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We have a new tutorial out, on absolute binding free energy calculation via a NAMD-based approach, SAFEP. https://t.co/ltVkg8H3bQ
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Possibly of interest to folks in the chemistry publishing/open access area. Does anyone know how download numbers for more traditional journals compare? Personally I haven't seen these types of stats except for preprints, where these seem to compare favorably, but I'm curious.
LiveCoMS article views & downloads are trending up! Here are some stats we just noticed, including total downloads per article. To us, these look like encouraging numbers! #compchem
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Nominate an outstanding early or mid-career scientist for an award from the Theory & Computation subgroup of the @BiophysicalSoc . https://t.co/rqTq89OiEb
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We have a new issue out! This includes our first "version 2" article, an updated and expanded article dealing with a new version of the WESTPA enhanced sampling package: https://t.co/7xUaQs8a4p Issue: https://t.co/gBvRY7BiC0
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Statistical mechanics - equil and noneq - can enhance sampling and data analysis. Microscopic mechanisms can be inferred from simple experimental data. Learn how, in one of the most beautiful parts of the world. Postdoc/student, email your suitable background, project ideas.
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Important effort here. How can trainees avoid common (and less common) mistakes?
Have you ever been through a long and meticulous scientific effort to generate a piece of data and been disappointed about its fate of being under-appreciated/otherwise unpublishable? @SJFan48552412, @tugbaoztrk, and I came together to launch the Learning Curve Initiative (LCI)!
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Our editorial on MD simulations presents a checklist for reporting and assessing simulation data and data #reproducibility as a guideline for publishing high quality computational work in the journal: https://t.co/eJomB7u8EJ by @lyna_yunluo @jungjin
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Communications Biology - We present a checklist to improve the reliability and reproducibility of molecular dynamics simulations and related methods.
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The Cell, Developmental & Cancer Biology Summer Research Internship at @OHSUKnight is an opportunity for undergraduates to immerse themselves in research with @OHSUKnight faculty. Learn more and apply to join us today: https://t.co/vVkprksFM5
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OHSU has a great post-bac program for PEERs - "Persons Excluded because of their Ethnicity or Race". One year of paid, mentored research! Please spread the word to folks who might benefit. https://t.co/yj4KrfjXzv
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