Thursday, July 22, 2010

Limited role of quantum dynamics in biomolecular function

Here are the slides for the talk I am giving this afternoon at Condensed Phase Dynamics workshop in Telluride. It is largely based on work done with my former students Joel Gilmore and Jacques Bothma which was published in two papers:

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