Accelerating the discovery of natural products made by orphan megasynthases Verne Lee, School of Biological Science Home • Archive for "2013" Natural products and orphan megasynthases Natural products are bioactive molecules produced by living...
Improving the short term precipitation forecasts for New Zealand Sijin Zhang, Geoff Austin, Atmospheric Physics Group Home • Archive for "2013" Precipitation affecting New Zealand is mainly initialised in the Tasman Sea and then developed and moved...
Finding genetic variants responsible for human disease hiding in the universe of benign variants Klaus Lehnert and Russell Snell, School of Biological Sciences Home • Archive for "2013" Our programs aim to unravel the genetic basis of human diseases...
Revealing key processes in enzyme efficiency through high performance computing Davide Mercadante, School of Chemical Science Home • Archive for "Chemical Sciences" Figure 1: Complex between Erwinia chrysanthemi pectin methylesterase (shown in yellow)...
3D Electromagnetic modeling and simulation using heterogeneous computing John Rugis, Institute of Earth Science and Engineering. Home • Archive for "Earth Sciences" In the earth sciences, a number of different electromagnetic techniques are used to...
Hemodynamics in the microcirculation Tet Chuan Lee, David Long, Richard Clarke, Department of Engineering Science Home • Archive for "Department of Engineering Science" The microcirculation is the network of arterioles, capillaries and venules that...
Putting turbulence to work John Cater, Department of Engineering Science Home • Archive for "Department of Engineering Science" Optimising the new generation of wind turbines As the energy sector seeks to provide more of our power consumption needs from...
Why are some molecules drugs? Jóhannes Reynisson, School of Chemical Sciences Home • Archive for "Chemical Sciences" The fundamental question of why a few molecules are beneficial drugs whereas most molecules are just molecules is still unanswered. By...
Bayesian additive regression trees vs logistic regression – estimation of propensity scores Samuel Passmore, Department of Statistics Home • Archive for "Department of Statistics" Accurate comparison of hospital performance is crucial to the allocation...
Fully coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical modelling of permeability enhancement by the finite element method Justin Pogacnik, Department of Engineering Science Home • Archive for "Department of Engineering Science" Permeability controls the percolation of...
