Prof. Dr. Paolo Carloni  Head of Laboratory Computational Biophysics      German Research School for Simulation Sciences Room 3010 52425 Jülich p.carloni "at" grs-sim.de +49 2461 61 8941

Education

1982	Diploma
1990	Graduation (Laurea) in Chemistry, University of Florence, Italy
1993	Ph.D. in Chemistry (majoring computational biophysics), University of Florence, Italy           "Theoretical Studies on Metalloproteins"           Supervisors: Lucia Banci and Pier Luigi Orioli (University of Florence),                                   Michele Parrinello (IBM Zurich Research Laboratory)

Professional Career

1990 - 1991	Visiting Scientist, IBM Research Laboratory, Kingston, New York, USA
1992	Visiting Scientist, IBM Research Laboratory, Zürich, Switzerland
1993 - 1994	Postdoc, Department of Chemistry, University of Florence, Italy
1994	Assistant Professor, University of Florence, Italy
1995 - 1997	Researcher, IBM Research Laboratory, Zürich, Italy
1998 - 2000	Assistant Professor, SISSA, Trieste, Italy
2000	Associate Professor, SISSA, Trieste, Italy
1988 - 2008	Responsible for Biophysics Line of Research at Psi-k European Electronic Structure Network
2003 - 2009	Head of the Research Line in Biophysics of DEMOCRITOS, Trieste, Italy           Head of the Statistical and Biological Physics Sector
2004 - 2009	Full Professor, SISSA, Trieste, Italy

Current Research

Molecular simulation and bioinformatics approaches to molecular medicine and to molecular mechanisms of human perceptions. More than 150 papers published in refereed journals.

Lectures

More than one hundred seminars and colloquia delivered throughout the world at major universities, research and industrial laboratories and professional meetings. Organizer of a dozen of international conferences.

Teaching activity

Supervised the PhD thesis in Computational Biophysics of 23 Students.

Editorial Activity

Member of Editorial Advisory Board for the Journal: Proteins: Structure, Function, Bioinformatics.

Publications

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Overview team "Computational Biophysics"