CCL: Protein folding and ASP algorithm development
- From: Elvis Martis <elvis_bcp/a\elvismartis.in>
- Subject: CCL: Protein folding and ASP algorithm development
- Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2015 08:05:48 +0530
Hello Sigge
The idea of what you want to do it quite interesting, what sort of help do
you need??
Since I realize you are a physicist, you would have good knowlegde og
computer algorithms and programs, so do you need help in understanding the
biology so your program is more realistic??
Best Regards
Elvis A. F. Martis
Graduate Student (Ph.D.)
Molecular Simulations Group
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Bombay College of Pharmacy
[University of Mumbai]
Kalina, Santacruz [E]
Mumbai 400098
Personal website: www.elvismartis.in
Group website: www.profeccoutinho.net.in
On 11 June 2015 at 00:49, Sigge Hermann nsq562:+:alumni.ku.dk <
owner-chemistry^^ccl.net> wrote:
>
> Sent to CCL by: "Sigge Hermann" [nsq562(a)alumni.ku.dk]
> Hello everyone! I'm looking for a sparring-partner To help me develop a
> folding algorithm (thermodynamics based) and a ASP (active site
> prediction) algorithm as I've Realized that this is just too much for me
> to handle by my self being a first year student in the field of physics
> all though I've already developed pretty much of both the algorithms.
>
> so! If you share my vision of making cancer, parkinsons and Alzheimers
> diseases that we just laugh off in the future and eliminating side
> effects from medication all together, (and turning used toilet paper into
> fuel for our cars etc.) I mean only the imagination sets the limit to
> what we can do once we have this folding algorithm and ASP algorithm.
> if you are up to the task then please give me a dolla (hehe just kidding)
> I meant an e-mail
>
>
> Best!
> Sigge Hermann.
> You can reach me at nsq562_._alumni.ku.dk if I have captivated your
> imagination
> P.s. This is an unpaid position except from you get to use the results +
> you decide whether or not the results should be published! (and therefore
> not a job announcement)
> PPS.
> As the aim of this project is only to develop the algorithms in math form
> then no programming experience is neccessary however it would be a huge
> plus if you have programming skills.>
>
>