Lindert Lab

We are honored to receive an NVIDIA Academic Grant in support of our project 'Deep-Learning Structure Elucidation from Double-Mutant Deep Mutational Scanning'. This award provides GPU-hours to expand and enhance DMS-Fold. We thank @NVIDIAAIDev for their support. #NVIDIAGrant

The lab server is up and running (thanks Elijah!), and we’re excited to continue advancing computational biochemistry in this next chapter.

The Lindert Lab has officially completed our move to UCLA! 🧪✨ A huge thank you to our team and supporters who made this transition possible, we’re looking forward to new collaborations, discoveries, and opportunities here at UCLA! #LindertLab #UCLA #ComputationalBiochemistry

Our lab member Bryan Perez Soto received his graduate program’s Student Service Award for his commitment to helping students within the program and at Ohio State University. Congratulations Bryan!!!

@grocklin Thanks Gabe!

@LindertLab Congratulations!!

A huge thanks to the college for selecting me for the 2023-24 ACS Mid-Career Faculty Excellence Award!

We’re excited to announce that five talented researchers and educators will be joining our department in the coming months! Learn more: bit.ly/welcomenewfacu… @TomPFay @KalliKappel @LindertLab @petroviclab @uclaphyssci

I will be missing my amazing colleagues at @OSU_CBC and @OhioState. Thank you for 10 wonderful years in Ohio!!

We will continue our computational work on protein structure, dynamics and function, as well as drug discovery. Talented postdocs, graduate students and undergraduates are encouraged to apply.

Excited to announce that the Lindert lab is moving to the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at UCLA. @UCLA @uclachem

Important update! Rosetta Commons has transitioned to a new #PublicRepository, expanding access & #collaboration in #ScientificResearch. Moving the repository brings the exciting possibility for contributions. The new repository is accessible at github.com/RosettaCommons…

Congratulations to our newest PhD candidate, Bryan Perez Soto! We are very happy to celebrate his successful candidacy exam this afternoon. #OSU #PhD #quals #candidacy

Check out our latest paper 📚🔬 on predicting collision cross section (CCS) from protein structures through a user-friendly, free-to-use webserver, ROSIE-PARCS. We hope ROSIE-PARCS can help mass spectrometrists with their CCS predictions! doi.org/10.1093/bib/bb…

Congratulations to my graduate student, Dr. Bargeen Turzo, on successfully defending his PhD! Bargeen has done fantastic work with us on modeling protein structure from MS data. He is now off to New York City as a postdoc at the Flatiron Institute. Best of luck in the Big Apple!

Congratulations to my graduate student, Dr. Austin Cool, on successfully defending his PhD! Dr. Cool received the OSU Outstanding Grad Student Award, was the Alumni Liaison for @OhioStatersInc, and interned at Schrödinger. All the best at @CortevaUS, Austin!

Congratulations to my grad student Eric Hantz on successfully defending his PhD! Eric's unwavering commitment to research and mentorship has been an inspiration to us all. Dr. Hantz, we are all very proud of you and look forward to your journey ahead. Wishing you all the best!

Our own Austin Cool collaborated on a project alongside the student organization The Ohio Staters to place placards of Nobel Price Laureates from Ohio State University. Check these out at the entrance of the 18th Avenue Library. Great work @DrCool96! @OhioStatersInc @OhioState

Our most recent work is out in @NatureComms. We are using a combination of AlphaFold and Rosetta to utilize covalent labeling data to model protein complex structure: nature.com/articles/s4146… Great work by @Zachary_Drake1 and @jtseffer.

Interested in protein design, deep learning, computational biophysics? Or computational RNA folding, vaccines, enzymes, antibodies, biomaterials, machine learning? Become a @RosettaCommons undergraduate summer intern (@NSF #REU) or a postbaccalaureate fellow (#RaMP)! [thread!]

Please RT. Our lab will hold the 2023 Summer School on Computational Tools for Structural Interpretation of Ion Mobility Spectra on March 13-15, 2023, online and in-person. Free registration and more information: chem.fsu.edu/ims-summerscho…. @asmsnews @ISIMSSociety @FemalesInMS