-
September 1995
"Folding Proteins Fast"
Science, vol. 269, pp. 1821
-
August 1, 2007
"The Ising Model (Wikipedia)"
Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
-
November 20, 2006
"Brown Symposium Highlights Next Wave in Biology and Business"
Brown Media Relations, Center for Computational Molecular Biology
-
November 10, 2006
"Surprise! Your cousin's a sea urchin"
Media coverage of Brown University and issues in higher education
-
November 9, 2006
"Sea Urchin Genome Is a Biology Boon and a Computational Feat"
Brown Media relations
-
Spring 2006
"Randomness is Beautiful: In Search of von Neumann"
Conduit Magazine vol. 9
-
February 19, 2004
"Celera defends human sequence", by Cathy Holding
The Scientist
-
March 2001
Identifying an Intractable Scientific Problem
U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Science News Release
-
2000
The Ising Model is NP-complete, by Barry Cipra
SIAM News, vol. 33, No. 6
-
June 2, 2000
MATHEMATICS: Statistical Physicists Phase Out a Dream, by Barry Cipra
Science, vol. 288, pp. 5471
-
April 26, 2000
PHYSICS: The Ising on the Cake, by Philip Ball
Nature
-
April 24, 2000
"Why, in Superbowl of statistical mechanics, famous players could never cross goal line
--- Three-dimensional proof for Ising Model impossible, Sandia researcher claims"
Sandia National Labs Press Release, Ising
-
March 6, 1999
"Simulations nab protein-folding mistakes", by I. Peterson
ScienceNews, Vol. 155, No 10
-
March 1, 1999
"To fold or not to fold"
Scientific American, In Focus
-
Feb. 25, 1999
"Protein Adulstery Revealed – Mechanism of protein folding captured in protein simulation"
ScienceDaily
-
May-June 1998
American Scientist, by Brian Hayes
"Prototeins"
-
March 25, 1997
"Designing Life: Proteins 1, Computer 0", by George Johnson
The New York Times
-
Januray 13, 1996
"Computational Molecular Biology Conference Attracts O.J. Simpson Luminaries"
Sandia Labs Release, RECOMB '97
|
