Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Alexander J Pak"
- Alexander J Pak's recent research centers on the computational modeling and simulation of biomacromolecules, particularly in the context of protein interactions, assembly, and gelation dynamics, with implications for materials science and biophysics.
- His studies have advanced the understanding of coarse-grained representations of protein interfaces and explored the role of inositol hexakisphosphate in facilitating the assembly of viral capsids, highlighting significant mechanistic insights in HIV-1 assembly.
- Pak has also contributed to the design of protein hydrogels and the development of software tools for multiscale coarse-graining, indicating a strong emphasis on bridging theoretical simulations with practical applications in biomaterials and drug delivery systems.
