Carl Simon Adorf

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We are excited to welcome the Computational Materials Engineering (CME) Laboratory at Boise State University under the leadership of Prof. Eric Jankowski to the signac developer team!

The CME Laboratory has been an active contributor to signac development for quite some time now. Especially Mike Henry has helped shape development both through code contributions as well as discussions online and offline. Mike Henry is a PhD student whose research interests include developing coarse-graining methods to better understand molecular self-assembly and improving the reproduciblity of simulations.

We are very much looking forward to intensifying our collaboration!

Mike’s contributions to signac are partly supported by NSF award #1835593. See here for detailed funding information.

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