Dr. Andy Nieuwkoop
Principle Investigator

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. Implement polarizable models to understand the dynamics of quadrupolar nuclei in high temperature molten
Interests: 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
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 the synthesis and thermal characterization of ionic liquids, particularly emphasizing their fundamental physicochemical properties and potential applications. Leveraging both conventional and advanced NMR techniques to
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