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How to Succeed in Graduate School
(want even more
tips
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How to be a Winner
(by Andre DeHon, a computer scientist)
Graduate students do not have to be amateur researchers.
How to Succeed in Graduate School: A Guide for Students and Advisors
(PDF)
The 5 'Virtues' of Successful Graduate Students
(Thomas H. Benton, Chronicle of Higher Education)
How to Be a Good Graduate Student
(Marie desJardins, Indiana University)
KSU Graduate Handbook
Applying to the Biochemistry graduate program at KSU
Computational Resources
Beocat Linux Cluster
(our main HPC resource) (
an "artistic" rendering
)
Workstations in the lab: eight Linux boxes and two iMac (44 cores, 46 GB RAM, >30 TB raw disk space).
Molecular Modeling Basics
Introduction to Macromolecular Simulation
(Peter J. Steinbach, NIH)
Moledular Dynamics from Wikipedia
Introduction to Molecular Modeling
(MacCammon Lab, UCSD)
Molecular Dynamics Simulations (using) CHARMM
(Stote Lab, Université Louis Pasteur)
A Molecular Dynamics Primer
(Furio Ercolessi, University of Udine, Italy)
A list of essential reading materials for serious professionals.
Molecular Dynamics Tools
CHARMM Home
CHARMM-GUI (Im Lab)
MMTSB (Brooks Lab)
NAMD (UIUC/TCB)
Amber (Case Lab)
GROMACS (Berendsens)
Modeling Workshops with Tutorials
CTBP Summer Workshop '04
(broad coverage of theory and computation in biophysics)
MMTSB/CTBP Workshop '06
(mainly on CHARMM/MMTSB Tool Set)
CHARMM Tutorial
(Ahlam's favorite!)
Molecular Visualization
RasMol (fast and neat)
VMD (UIUC, powerful)
Online Lectures
MIT World
The Science Network
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