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Gateway to Biomolecular Modeling Sites
This gateway is compilation of links to sites around the world that will appeal to anyone interested in biomolecular modeling. We list here research institutions focussed on biomolecular modeling, educational resources aimed at students from K-12 through college, sites providing downloadable software for viewing the molecules themselves, and sites that focus on biomolecular imaging.
We welcome suggestions for additions and corrections to this site or the gateway.
Submit new sites to the gateway.
Using the Gateway: The Gateway is divided into categories of interest. Please select a category and pull down the menu to select a link. A new Web browser window will open and send you on your way.
Credits
-Developed
by a team at the Cornell Theory Center.
-Content developed by Margaret Corbit, working with Daniel Ripoll and
additional researchers from the Scheraga research group, as well as Cornell
undergraduates Andy Heberle and Alan Turnquist.
-Current version of site designed and built by Cornell undergraduate David
Peth, based on an original version designed and built by AlanTurquist.
-Interactive 3D features developed and programed by Andy Heberle and AlanTurquist,
based in part on research results from Ripoll.
Biomolecular Modeling GatewaySelect from one of the categories below and begin your own jouney deeper into the study of Biomolecular Modeling. |