Computational Macromolecular Lab

 

 
 
 

Grants and Awards Received AT University of Memphis

  • Modeling DNA separation in microfluidic devices, PI, Faculty Research Grant, University of Memphis, PI, $6500, 7/1/2006-6/30/2007

  • Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Schloarship Program: Building Upon a Legacy of Success, National Science Foundation, $499,627 from 1/1/2007-12/31/2010, co-PI

  • Modeling Ribosome Function and Assembly, National Institute of General Medicine, PI of the subcontract, (the PI of the NIH project is Dr. Robert Jernigan, Iowa State University), 7/1/2006-6/30/2010

  • Donovan Travel Award, College of Arts and Science, University of Memphis, $500, summer 2006.

  • Computational Investigation of New Separation Scheme of Branched Polymers, Yongmei Wang (PI), ACS/PRF (PRF# 46933-AC7), 9/1/2007-8/31/2009, $90,000.

  • New chromatographic separation systems for polyolefins - theoretical explorations and experimental realization, Yongmei Wang (PI), NSF (NSF CHE-0724117, co-funded by MPS/CHE and OISE), $218,624, 9/1/2007-8/31/2010.

Grants and Awards Received AT North CAROLINA A&T STATE University

  • Lattice Monte Carlo simulation of polymer partitioning, Y. Wang (PI), ACS/PRF (32707-GB5), $20,000, 01/01/98-8/31/00

  • Thermodynamics of nondilute polymer solutions in confining geometries. I. Teraoka, Y. Wang, DMR-9876360, NSF, $347,392, 1/01/99-7/31/2002 (the part awarded to Wang is $179,764).

  • HPC and visualization in chemistry, Y. Wang (PI), A. Willliamson, A. Mohammed, North Carolina Super Computer Center (award a SGI computer). 8/1/98-5/31/99

  • Molecular modeling of the stablility of HIV protease, $104,582, Y. Wang (PI), a subproject of MBRS,  2S06GM08019-29A1, NIH/NIGMS, 9/29/2001-7/31/2004.

  • Strengthening biomedical research/training capability, Y. Wang (PI), 1G11-HD034918-01, NIH/NICHD, $221,376. 8/1/2001-12/31/2003.