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Structural bioinformatics

Understanding the structure, function and dynamics of proteins are important aspects of studying molecular systems and designing novel drugs. Structural bioinformatics tries to understand these aspects using computational and mathematical models while relying on chemical and physical properties of molecules and their surroundings.

 At BiRC we are particularly focused on the development of models and tools for molecular docking, and the dynamics of membrane proteins. The researchers involved in these activities collaborate closely with Molegro ApS, a company involved with development of software for molecular docking, and with PUMPKIN, a research center at the university interested in P-type ATPases in the cellular membrane.

Personnel

Phone numberName, Email, unit (building-room)
+45 8715 5572
Gupta, Vikas, vgupta@cs.au.dk, Department of Computer Science (1110-428)
+45 8715 5563
Kjeldgaard, Morten, mok@mb.au.dk, Department of Chemistry (1110-222)
+45 8915 5559
Pedersen, Christian Storm, cstorm@birc.au.dk, Bioinformatics Research Centre (BiRC) (1110-325)
+45 8715 5561
Siuda, Iwona Anna, iwona@cs.au.dk, Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics (1110-421)
+45 8715 5567
Thøgersen, Lea, lea@birc.au.dk, Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics - Department of Molecular Biology (1110-220)

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Revised 2012.01.10