Theoretical and Computational Biophysics

Our research aims at an understanding of the physics and function of proteins, protein complexes, and other biomolecular structures at the atomic level. For this purpose, complex computer simulations of the atomistic dynamics are carried out. Read more about our research projects at our RESEARCH website.

Open PhD and Postdoc Positions in the Grubmüller Group (Code number 19-21)

We are inviting applications from PhD students and postocs interested in contributing to research on Theory and Algorithms for Structure Determination from Ultrafast Single Molecule X‑FEL Diffraction and Fluctuation Correlation X-Ray Scattering Experiments!

Open PhD and Postdoc Positions in the de Groot Group (Code number 18-21)

Peolple interested in free energy calculations and/or ion channel simulations are invited to apply for the open positions in the group!
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Theoretical and Computational Biophysics

Open PhD and Postdoc Positions in the Grubmüller Group (Code number 19-21)

Open PhD and Postdoc Positions in the de Groot Group (Code number 18-21)

Our Research Groups

Theoretical and Computational Biophysics

Computational Biomolecular Dynamics

Mathematical bioPhysics

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