Department Chair Jordan Peccia announced the Outstanding Teaching Assistants and Excellent Service awards to CEE graduate students.

This is our group’s first work on biomolecular systems and first to be selected as a cover feature.

His dissertation presentation was titled “Estimating Position-Dependent Transport Properties Using MD Simulations.”

His presentation was titled “Effect of High Pressure on Intramolecular Interactions of Cataract Associated Human gammaD-Crystallin Protein”.

Her presentation was titled “Non-classical Heterogeneous Nucleation Behavior on Patterned Surfaces ”.

Kimia and other Yale SEAS graduate students attended SWE, world’s largest conference for women in engineering and technology.

His dissertation presentation was titled “Computational Investigations of Solute and Solvent Transport in Nanoporous Desalination Membranes”.

His presentation was titled “Hiking Up the Energy Landscape: Using MD and FFS to Probe Ion Transport through Nanoporous Membranes”.

His presentation was titled “Investigation of Human gammaD-Crystallin Folding and Denaturation from Replica Exchange MD Simulations”.