Dr. Andy Nieuwkoop
Principle Investigator
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Research Synopsis: Magic angle spinning solid-state NMR of proteins, membranes, and materials.
Research Synopsis: Magic angle spinning solid-state NMR of proteins, membranes, and materials.
Interests: I am interested in exploring the structure and dynamics of materials for their real-life application, especially of the nano-confined fluids, Ionic liquids, and bio-molecules using methods such as atomic
Interests: I am interested in the application of solid-state NMR techniques towards studying and understanding the complexities of proteins and their binding patners. My research revolves around studying the structure
Interests: Utilizing NMR spectroscopy to interrogate the nanoscopic structure and dynamics of room temperature ionic liquids. Development of polarizable force fields to model transport in high temperature molten salts.
My research involves the use of solid state NMR to study the structure and dynamics of phospholipids in lipid bilayers. Presently, I am analyzing how Phosphatidylinositol phosphates (PIPs) and cholesterol
Interests: I am interested in exploring the mechanisms of protein structure and lipid interactions through the use of solid state NMR methods.
Interests: I am interested in computational studies involving protein-membrane interaction. Focusing on membrane perturbation and signaling.
Interests: Optimization of expression of isotopically labeled proteins