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Oxford Centre for Soft and Biological Matter Theory and Modelling in the Chemical Sciences CDT
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Jonathan Doye's Research Group
| In our research we typically use molecular simulation techniques to probe simple models that capture the essential physics and chemistry of the system of interest. Applications span a diverse range of fields including DNA nanotechnology, nucleic acid biophysics, cholesteric liquid crystals, colloidal self-assembly, ice nucleation, quasicrystals, polymer and protein crystallization, clusters and complex networks. We collaborate closely with other members of the Oxford Centre for Soft and Biological Matter group. |
The crystallization of 2D anisotropic particles can provide a model of how anisotropy can be used to aid or frustrate crystallization. |