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Congratulations to the Meiler Lab for ranking in the top five in the CACHE Challenge! The competition, run by the nonprofit Conscience, aims to identify potential starting points for drug…Continue readingMeiler lab ranked top 5 in CACHE Challenge

Meiler Lab postdoctoral researcher, Dr. Eric Bell, was awarded a highly competitive Ruth L. Kirschstein Postdoctoral Individual National Research Service Award (NRSA) from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The…Continue readingEric Bell awarded NIH Postdoctoral Fellowship

Zain Tariq, a Meiler undergraduate researcher, was selected for a 2024 Vanderbilt Undergraduate Summer Research Program (VUSRP) grant from a highly competitive pool of applicants. His project “Rosetta EvoLigand (REvoLd)…Continue readingZain Tariq is awarded VUSRP Research Grant

After her recent successful honors defense, Alex Eisenreich, Meiler lab undergraduate researcher, was further recognized at the annual Chemistry department Senior Celebration night. She was awarded the Thomas Martin award…Continue readingAlex Eisenreich awarded the Thomas Martin award for Chemistry Undergraduate Excellence

Eli McDonald passed the defense of his graduate research thesis “Structural and Proteostatic Mechanisms of Cystic Fibrosis Corrector Response.” He was co-mentored in the Meiler and Lars Plate labs through…Continue readingCongratulations to Dr. Eli McDonald!

Alex Eisenreich, an undergraduate in the chemistry department and Meiler lab researcher, successfully defended her honors thesis in March. Her research project “KCNT1 Modeling for Ultra-Large Library Screening” was mentored…Continue readingCongrats to Alex Eisenreich on successful Honors defense!

Karen Pu, class of 2024 at Vanderbilt, was featured for her excellent research in the Meiler lab through the Vanderbilt Immersion program. Karen also studied abroad in Leipzig through an…Continue readingMeiler Lab Undergraduate Researcher, Karen Pu, Featured in Vanderbilt News

The Meiler lab hosted a four-day developer retreat in the Great Smoky Mountains from July 24-27th. The focus of the retreat was building a powerhouse for computational method development in…Continue readingMeiler Lab hosts first international developer retreat

Meiler lab graduate student, Hope Woods, successfully defended her thesis “Development of Frameworks for Computational Protein Structure Prediction Applications Challenged by Limited Training Data” on July 19th. Congratulations, Dr. Woods!

Congratulations to Ben Brown, research assistant professor in the Meiler lab, on his recent NIH DP1 award for his project titled Developing a computational platform for induced-fit and chemogenetic drug…Continue readingBen Brown receives NIH pioneer award