People

	Frank DiMaio PI
	Guangfeng Zhou Postdoc	I am working on improving energy functions in Rosetta and developing computational methods for protein-small molecule docking and virtual screening.
	Dan Farrell Graduate Student
	Gabriella Reggiano Graduate Student	Proteins are often flexible to perform their functions, which poses a challenge to single particle cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) as it requires a sample which contains a single conformation. I am trying to leverage the power of Rosetta and atomic models to reveal the conformational space of the protein and improve the resolution of the density map in cases where the sample is not structurally homogeneous.
	Carson Adams Graduate Student	My research focuses on expanding the limits of Rosetta de novo modeling from cryo-EM density, improving performance in cases of low resolution and large input maps.
	Andrew Muenks Graduate Student	An understanding of protein-ligand interactions is vital for studying protein function. I am developing methods to automatically model ligands into low resolution cryo electron microscopy maps to elucidate these interactions.