Project Team

A successful project requires many people to play many roles. Some members write code or documentation, while others are valuable as testers, submitting patches and suggestions.

The project team is comprised of Members and Contributors. Members have direct access to the source of a project and actively evolve the code-base. Contributors improve the project through submission of patches and suggestions to the Members. The number of Contributors to the project is unbounded. Get involved today. All contributions to the project are greatly appreciated.

Members

The following is a list of developers with commit privileges that have directly contributed to the project in one way or another.

Image	Id	Name	Email	Organization	Organization URL	Roles	Time Zone
	michael.schnieders	Michael J. Schnieders	michael-schnieders@uiowa.edu	Associate Professor, The U. of Iowa	https://www.uiowa.edu	Director of Force Field X	-5
	fenn	Timothy D. Fenn	tim.fenn@gmail.com	Associate Director at Prevail Therapeutics	https://www.prevailtherapeutics.com	Chief Crystallograper	-7
	mrtollefson	Mallory R. Tollefson	mallory-tollefson@uiowa.edu	Instructor, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, The U. of Iowa	https://www.uiowa.edu	Pathogenicity Prediction of Missense Mutations Implicated in Hearing Loss, Global Optimization Side-Chain Conformations using a Many-Body Expansion	-5
	anessler	Aaron Nessler	aaron-nessler@uiowa.edu	Biomedical Engineering Graduate Student, Schnieders Lab, The U. of Iowa	https://www.uiowa.edu	Thermodynamics of Crystals	-5
	andthiel	Andrew Thiel	andrew-thiel@uiowa.edu	Biomedical Engineering Graduate Student, Schnieders Labs, The U. of Iowa	https://www.uiowa.edu	Constant pH Simulation methods.	-5
	rcorrigan	Rae Corrigan	rae-corrigan@uiowa.edu	Postdoctoral Fellow, Schnieders Lab, The U. of Iowa	https://www.uiowa.edu	Generalized Kirkwood Continuum Solvation for the AMOEBA Force Field	-5
	rgogal	Rose Gogal	rose-gogal@uiowa.edu	Biomedical Engineering PhD student, Schnieders Lab, The U. of Iowa	https://www.uiowa.edu	Pathogenicity Prediction of Missense Mutations Implicated in Hearing Loss, Global Optimization Side-Chain Protonation States using a Many-Body Expansion	-5
	jmiller99	Jacob Miller	jacob-m-miller@uiowa.edu	Biomedical Engineering Graduate Student, Schnieders Lab, The U. of Iowa	https://www.uiowa.edu	Pathogenicity Prediction of Missense Mutations Implicated in Autism Spectrum Disorder, Generalized Kirkwood Continuum Solvation for the Nucleic Acids	-5
	msperanza	Matthew Speranza	matthew-speranza@uiowa.edu	Biomedical Engineering Student, Schnieders Labs, The U. of Iowa	https://www.uiowa.edu	Constant pH Simulation methods., Crystal Structure Prediction.	-5
	lmcousineau	Leah Cousineau	leah-cousineau@uiowa.edu	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Student, Schnieders Labs, The U. of Iowa	https://www.uiowa.edu	Pathogenicity Prediction of Missense Mutations Implicated in Deafness.	-5
	jmlitman	Jacob M. Litman	jacob.m.litman@gmail.com	Post-Doctoral Fellow, Ren Lab, The U. of Texas at Austin	https://www.uiowa.edu	Global Optimization using Many-Body Expansions, Indirect Free Energy Methods	-5

Contributors

The following additional people have contributed to this project through the way of suggestions, patches or documentation.

Image	Name	Email	Organization	Organization URL	Roles	Time Zone
	Hernan Bernabe	hernan-bernabe@uiowa.edu	-	-	Contributions to Monte Carlo Orthogonal Space Sampling.	-5
	Jill J. Hauer	jhauer@health.ucsd.edu	Post-Doctoral Fellow, UCSD	https://ucsd.edu	Pathogenicity Prediction and Thermodynamics of Missense Mutations for Rare Renal Diseases	-5
	William T. A. Tollefson	tollefson.will@gmail.com	Software Engineer, Collins Aerospace	https://www.collinsaerospace.com	Contributions to many-body side-chain repacking and modeling of missense mutations.	-5
	Ava M. Lynn	ava-lynn@uiowa.edu	Physician, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences	https://www.usuhs.edu	Contributions to implementation of rotamer libraries.	-4
	Ian J. Nessler	ian.nessler@abbvie.com	Senior Scientist, AbbVie	https://www.abbvie.com	Drug Crystal Structure, Thermodynamics and Solubility	-7
	Jooyeon "Julia" Park	julia-park@gmail.com	Dentist, The U. of Pennsylvania	https://www.upenn.edu	Drug Crystal Structure, Thermodynamics and Solubility	-4
	Pengyu Ren	pren@mail.utexas.edu	Associate Professor, The U. of Texas at Austin	https://www.utexas.edu	AMOEBA Force Field	-5
	Zhen Xia	oversnow@gmail.com	Postdoc, Ren Lab, The U. of Texas at Austin	https://biomol.bme.utexas.edu/lab/	AMOEBA force field	-5
	Johnny Wu	jwu@mail.utexas.edu	Scientist at Genentech	https://www.gene.com	Automatic AMOEBA Parameterization	-7
	Chuanjie Wu	chuanjiewu@gmail.com	Scientist at Schrodinger	-	AMOEBA force field	-4