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Old Group Photo. Left to right, Anping Liu, Nimal Wijesekera, Uma Mahankali, Guogang Feng, Nobu Matsuno, Jason Clohecy, Tom Beck. See General info below for description of group member research interests. Multigrid Group Photo. In back, Guogang Feng, Karlis Mikelsons, Nimal Wijesekera. Channels Group Photo. Left to right, Anping Liu (Director of Molecular Modeling), Nobu Matsuno, TB, Uma Mahankali, Zhifeng Kuang, Jason Clohecy, Jian Yin. Group Party 2004. Group photo 2006: Phil Durham, Roman Petrenko, David Rogers, Zhifeng Kuang, TLB, Uma Mahankali, Guogang Feng, Manori Jayasinghe, Anping Liu (Director of Molecular Modeling). Nimal Wijesekera was visiting family in Sri Lanka at the time of the photo. The photo was taken is a dusky office at UC and was then magically transformed to this form by David Rogers. Group photo 2006. A photo of my first student working on multigrid methods is here: Mike Merrick. He got the ball rolling in that research area!

Here is a photo of my family.

Here is a photo of the Cincinnati Dancing Pigs. TLB is second from left.

CTM Center for Transport and Membranes. MURI/DoD/Army funded center studying biological/synthetic membranes for selective/active transport.


TLB is a co-author on a new statistical mechanics book, "The Potential Distribution Theorem and Models of Molecular Solutions," with Michael Paulaitis and Lawrence Pratt. It presents a new theory of liquids based on the chemical potential, and is published by Cambridge University Press. There are many applications to biophysical problems in the book: ion solvation, Flory-Huggins theory, free energy calculations, and hydrophobic effects are examples. It is available on Amazon.com for a huge sum, but it should be out in paperback shortly. It should be published in April, 2006.

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