Nina Fabjancic

SCCS Days

CRC 1114 Retreat 10.-12.10.2016 in Falkenrehde near Ketzin [Copyright: FU Berlin]

Project A05

Adaptive importance sampling of a rare transition between metastable sets by optimal feedback control (adaptive tilting of the potential energy) [Copyright: Carsten Hartmann]

Project B01

Lineaments and Faults of Central Andes [Copyright: source: Geological Map of the Central Andes between 20°S and 26°S (Geology compiled and partly modified by: K.- J.Reutter, R. Döbel, T. Bogdanic, J. Kley), in: Reutter et al. (eds.): Tectonics of the Southern Andes, Heidelberg, 1994.]

Project C01

Pictorial representation of the Grand Canonical Adaptive Resolution Simulation method (GC-AdResS).Molecules moving from one region to the other change resolution according to the function w(x). The atomistic region follows the statistics of a Grand Canonical ensemble in contact with a reservoir, represented by the hybrid and coarse-grained region. [Copyright: Luigi Delle Site, Rupert Klein]

Project C08

Symbolic representation of a chemical reaction [Copyright: 2016 R. I. A. Patterson, WIAS Berlin]

Project C03

Interacting-particle reaction-diffusion simulations with the ReaDDy software [Copyright: Frank Noé]

Project C06

Simulation of an idealized meandering atmospheric vortex [Copyright: Ariane Papke, R. Klein (FU-Berlin), Alexander Kuhn (ZIB)]

Project B05

Characterization of the four metastable states in a dipeptide. The states are used as starting points for the calculation of the IR spectrum of the molecule [Copyright: Bettina Keller]

Project A04

Left: Peptide ligand binding to a protein. Right: Protein channel embedded in a membrane. [Copyright left: Frank Noé; right: Thomas Weikl]

Dr. Nina Fabjančič

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Mathematics Institute
CRC 1114 "Scaling Cascades in Complex Systems"

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Email	nina.fabjancic[at]fu-berlin.de