John Russo
- PhD Student, Biomedical Engineering, Zuckerman Lab, School of Medicine
Biography
I completed an undergraduate concentration in astrophysics at Bucknell University, where I did research simulating plasmid transmission in bacterial populations. I then attended University of Delaware, where I performed research under Dr. Edward Lyman. There, I worked with molecular dynamics simulations and developed methods to simulate fluorescence correlation spectroscopy measurements from simulated particle trajectories, which we used to analyze protein diffusion in lipid bilayers. I'm now a PhD student and member of the Zuckerman Lab at OHSU, where I am developing methods for analyzing molecular dynamics trajectories.
Education and training
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Degrees
- B.S., 2017, Bucknell University
- M.S., 2019, University of Delaware
Areas of interest
- Simulation
- HPC
- Markov models
- Weighted ensemble
- Molecular dynamics
- Computational Biology
Additional information
Publications
Selected publications
- J. D. Russo, "Diffusion in Complex Membranes: Bridging experiment and theory through simulation," 2019, Masters Thesis, University of Delaware, Newark
- M. A. Day, M. R. Clement, J. D. Russo, D. Davis and T. H. Chung, "Multi-UAV software systems and simulation architecture," 2015 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (ICUAS), Denver, CO, 2015, pp. 426-435, doi: 10.1109/ICUAS.2015.7152319.
Publications
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