In 2013, Thomas Südhof, MD, PhD, professor of molecular and cellular physiology, won the physiology/medicine prize for his work in exploring how neurons in the brain communicate across synapses; and Michael Levitt, PhD, a professor of structural biology, won the chemistry prize for the development of multi-scale models for complex chemical systems.
In 2006, Andrew Fire, PhD, professor of pathology and of genetics, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discovery related to RNA interference; and Roger Kornberg, PhD, a professor of structural biology, received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his multidisciplinary research into how DNA is converted into RNA, a process known as transcription.
Roger Kornberg, PhD, professor of structural biology and 2006 Nobel laureate in chemistry, has used cryo-EM for many years in research on how the cell carries out instructions in DNA, and has advocated for expansion in this area.
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Vistasp M. Karbhari, professor of structural engineering at the University of California San Diego, explains.
"We've actually been successful in using distributed computing to achieve fundamental results in computational biology," said Vijay Pande, the Stanford professor of chemistry and structural biology who directs Folding@Home and the 80,000-plus volunteers it has enlisted.
CRIM, F. FLEMING, JR.; professor of chemistry, department of chemistry, University of Wisconsin, Madison.
