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Solvent Effects on Kinetic Mechanisms of Self-Assembly by Peptide Amphiphiles via Molecular Dynamics Simulations by Fu, Iris W., Markegard, Cade B., Nguyen, Hung D.

“…Peptide amphiphiles are known to form a variety of distinctive self-assembled nanostructures (including cylindrical nanofibers in hydrogels) dependent upon the…”
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Role of Hydrophobicity on Self-Assembly by Peptide Amphiphiles via Molecular Dynamics Simulations by Fu, Iris W, Markegard, Cade B, Chu, Brian K, Nguyen, Hung D

“…Using a novel coarse-grained model, large-scale molecular dynamics simulations were performed to examine self-assembly of 800 peptide amphiphiles (sequence…”
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Sequence-Dependent Structural Stability of Self-Assembled Cylindrical Nanofibers by Peptide Amphiphiles by Fu, Iris W, Nguyen, Hung D

“…Three-dimensional networks of nanofibers, which are formed through self-assembly of peptide amphiphiles, serve as a biomimetic hydrogel scaffold for tissue…”
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Mechanism of the pH-Controlled Self-Assembly of Nanofibers from Peptide Amphiphiles by Cote, Yoann, Fu, Iris W, Dobson, Eric T, Goldberger, Joshua E, Nguyen, Hung D, Shen, Jana K

“…Stimuli-responsive, self-assembling nanomaterials hold a great promise to revolutionize medicine and technology. However, current discovery is slow and often…”
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Coarse-Grained Simulation Study of Sequence Effects on DNA Hybridization in a Concentrated Environment by Markegard, Cade B, Fu, Iris W, Reddy, K. Anki, Nguyen, Hung D

“…A novel coarse-grained model is developed to elucidate thermodynamics and kinetic mechanisms of DNA self-assembly. It accounts for sequence and solvent…”
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The Role of Electrostatics and Temperature on Morphological Transitions of Hydrogel Nanostructures Self-Assembled by Peptide Amphiphiles Via Molecular Dynamics Simulations by Fu, Iris W., Markegard, Cade B., Chu, Brian K., Nguyen, Hung D.

“…Smart biomaterials that are self‐assembled from peptide amphiphiles (PA) are known to undergo morphological transitions in response to specific physiological…”
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A Tail of Two Peptide Amphiphiles: Effect of Conjugation with Hydrophobic Polymer on Folding of Peptide Sequences by Chu, Brian K, Fu, Iris W, Markegard, Cade B, Choi, Seong E, Nguyen, Hung D

“…Peptide amphiphiles (PA) offer the potential of incorporating biological function into synthetic materials for tissue engineering in regenerative medicine…”
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Stimuli-Responsive Materials: The Role of Electrostatics and Temperature on Morphological Transitions of Hydrogel Nanostructures Self-Assembled by Peptide Amphiphiles Via Molecular Dynamics Simulations (Adv. Healthcare Mater. 10/2013) by Fu, Iris W., Markegard, Cade B., Chu, Brian K., Nguyen, Hung D.

“…Peptide amphiphiles self-assemble into nanostructures as either cylindrical nanofibers or spherical micelles in response to specific physiological stimuli…”
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Self-assembly of peptide-polymer conjugates for the formation of functional biomaterials via molecular dynamics simulations by Fu, Iris Wing Yin

“…Peptide-polymer conjugates are versatile molecular building blocks that can self-assemble into well-defined nanostructures with customizable biofunctionality…”
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Markerless Augmented Advertising for Sports Videos by Wong, Hallee E, Akar, Osman, Cuevas, Emmanuel Antonio, Tabian, Iuliana, Ravichandran, Divyaa, Fu, Iris, Carter, Cambron

“…Markerless augmented reality can be a challenging computer vision task, especially in live broadcast settings and in the absence of information related to the…”
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Fusing Visual and Textual Information to Determine Content Safety by Leonardo, Rodrigo, Hu, Amber, Uzair, Mohammad, Lu, Qiujing, Fu, Iris, Nishiyama, Keishin, Mangalath Subrahmannian, Sooraj, Ravichandran, Divyaa

“…In advertising, identifying the content safety of web pages is a significant concern since advertisers do not want brands to be associated with threatening…”
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