Picture courtesy of
Dr. Edward Arnold (Rutgers University)

Center for Molecular Biophysics
& Biophysical Chemistry
Rutgers University
610 Taylor Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854

Phone: 732/445-6376

Fax: 732/445-1493

Ronald M. Levy
Professor of Chemistry, Rutgers University
(732) 932-3947
Wright-Rieman Laboratories, Room A205

We are a biophysical and computational chemistry research group in the Chemistry Department of Rutgers University. We use a combination of computer simulations, statistical mechanics, and modeling to study the structure, function, folding, and dynamics of proteins in solution. Our interest is in the interplay between computational models and experiments at different levels of resolution. We have begun new research in the area of computational molecular biology, in the emerging field of structural genomics. We hope to develop computational tools which will be useful for predicting the structures and functions of newly sequenced genes as well as for studying the basic physical principles of protein folding and ligand binding.