About The Meiler Lab
The Meiler Lab is uniquely located both in the United States and Germany, and is actively involved in developing the Rosetta computational modeling software suite together with 15 other laboratories in the United States. As an integral part of the Rosetta community, the Meiler lab works to better understand macromolecular interactions, design custom molecules, and develop efficient ways to search conformational and sequence space.
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To enable protein structure elucidation of membrane proteins the primary target of most therapeutics and large macromolecular complexes such as viruses.
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Design proteins with novel structure and/or function to explore novel approaches to protein therapeutics and deepen our understanding of protein folding pathways.
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Understand the relation between chemical structure and biological activity quantitatively in order to design more efficient and more specific drugs.
Recent News

Congratulations to Ben Brown, research assistant professor in the Meiler lab, on his recent NIH DP1 award for his...
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Gulsevin accepts new position Congratulations to Dr. Alican Gulsevin, research assistant professor in the Meiler lab, who has accepted...
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The Meiler lab hosted a successful Rosetta Workshop in winter 2022. We were excited to return to an in-person...
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Congratulations to Lance Liu, Meiler Lab graduate student, on being selected for a travel award! Through this award, Lance...
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Meiler lab research assistant professor Ben Brown was awarded the 2022 Rosetta mini grant for his work on BCL-Rosetta...
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