Chris Lorenz
@cdlorenz.bsky.social
Professor of Computational Materials Science & Head of Department of Engineering at King's College London. University of Michigan Department of Chemical Engineering alumnus.
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Our latest manuscript to be published introduces PUCHIK (bit.ly/3QeqbT4), a novel & efficient Python package designed for the analysis of molecular dynamics simulations of nanoparticles, w/ a focus on accurately describing the interfaces of aspherical nanoparticles. 1/10
February 13, 2025 at 8:55 AM
Our latest manuscript to be published introduces PUCHIK (bit.ly/3QeqbT4), a novel & efficient Python package designed for the analysis of molecular dynamics simulations of nanoparticles, w/ a focus on accurately describing the interfaces of aspherical nanoparticles. 1/10
Reposted by Chris Lorenz
Our latest manuscript presents the most recent tools available in the PySoftK software package (bit.ly/4jQps8i). PySoftK now helps scientists analyse molecular simulations of soft materials, w/ tools for analysing interfaces, molecular interactions, & self-assembly 1/7
Automated Analysis of Soft Matter Interfaces, Interactions, and Self-Assembly with PySoftK
Molecular dynamics simulations have become essential tools in the study of soft matter and biological macromolecules. The large amount of high-dimensional data associated with such simulations does n...
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February 11, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Our latest manuscript presents the most recent tools available in the PySoftK software package (bit.ly/4jQps8i). PySoftK now helps scientists analyse molecular simulations of soft materials, w/ tools for analysing interfaces, molecular interactions, & self-assembly 1/7
Reposted by Chris Lorenz
Our latest manuscript has been published in
Langmuir: bit.ly/4hMNBuy. In this manuscript we show that thanatin, a naturally occurring antimicrobial peptide, punches holes & disrupts bacterial membranes through multiple mechanisms, causing them to break apart 1/3
Langmuir: bit.ly/4hMNBuy. In this manuscript we show that thanatin, a naturally occurring antimicrobial peptide, punches holes & disrupts bacterial membranes through multiple mechanisms, causing them to break apart 1/3
February 10, 2025 at 7:53 PM
Our latest manuscript has been published in
Langmuir: bit.ly/4hMNBuy. In this manuscript we show that thanatin, a naturally occurring antimicrobial peptide, punches holes & disrupts bacterial membranes through multiple mechanisms, causing them to break apart 1/3
Langmuir: bit.ly/4hMNBuy. In this manuscript we show that thanatin, a naturally occurring antimicrobial peptide, punches holes & disrupts bacterial membranes through multiple mechanisms, causing them to break apart 1/3
This is an event I wish I could attend ... Elaine is an amazingly talented Engineer and a brilliant musician ... If you are able to attend this event I would say do not miss out...
Professor Elaine Chew joins #NightOfIdeas at Institut Français du Royaume-Uni! 🎶
She will perform a musical duet with AI somax2, with heartbeats and breathing visualised in real time, followed by a panel on AI’s impact on art.
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She will perform a musical duet with AI somax2, with heartbeats and breathing visualised in real time, followed by a panel on AI’s impact on art.
Find out more ⬇️
nightofideas.co.uk/whats-on/#po...
January 30, 2025 at 3:57 PM
This is an event I wish I could attend ... Elaine is an amazingly talented Engineer and a brilliant musician ... If you are able to attend this event I would say do not miss out...
I am excited to have @markmiodownik.bsky.social return to Engineering@King's to give our inaugural Annual Lecture ... not only is he an amazing engineer & awe-inspiring communicator of his work, but he is a great person as well. I hope I will see a lot of you there. #EngineeringAnnualLecture25
Did you know most of our homes and cities fail the circularity test?♻️
It’s time for a change.
Prof @markmiodownik.bsky.social will explore how to redesign the world for a sustainable future at #EngineeringAnnualLecture25
📅 5 Mar
⏰17.00 - 19.00
📍WC2R 2LS
Register⬇️
It’s time for a change.
Prof @markmiodownik.bsky.social will explore how to redesign the world for a sustainable future at #EngineeringAnnualLecture25
📅 5 Mar
⏰17.00 - 19.00
📍WC2R 2LS
Register⬇️
The death of consumerism and how we engineer a more sustainable future
Please join us in-person and online for the Engineering Annual Lecture at King's College London with Professor Mark Miodownik.
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January 29, 2025 at 7:43 PM
I am excited to have @markmiodownik.bsky.social return to Engineering@King's to give our inaugural Annual Lecture ... not only is he an amazing engineer & awe-inspiring communicator of his work, but he is a great person as well. I hope I will see a lot of you there. #EngineeringAnnualLecture25
Reposted by Chris Lorenz
Our latest manuscript is now available in Biochemistry @acs.org (bit.ly/3Ct1PSm) In it we show that C-terminal amidation of an antimicrobial peptide increases its conformational flexibility, which improves membrane penetration, leads to faster bacterial killing & better selectivity for pathogens.
January 29, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Our latest manuscript is now available in Biochemistry @acs.org (bit.ly/3Ct1PSm) In it we show that C-terminal amidation of an antimicrobial peptide increases its conformational flexibility, which improves membrane penetration, leads to faster bacterial killing & better selectivity for pathogens.