Biography
Zack Jarin鈥檚 primary research goal is to use computational methodologies to understand the physical principles governing membrane structure and dynamics. His work focuses on how proteins and lipids interact during processes such as self-assembly and lipoprotein metabolism. He also develops and refines computational models and simulation techniques to improve the accuracy and efficiency of studying complex systems.
Education
- PhD, Molecular Engineering, University of Chicago
- BS, Chemical Engineering, University of Washington
Research Interests
- Biophysics of membrane proteins and lipids
- Peptide design
- Computational chemistry
Teaching Interests
- Physical chemistry