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Yes, but I am also not surprised given this is pretty fundamental work, even if it hasn't quite hit the sort of revolutionary goals many of us hoped for. If Pe
by bbgm 13y ago
Yes, but I am also not surprised given this is pretty fundamental work, even if it hasn't quite hit the sort of revolutionary goals many of us hoped for. If Peter Kollman had been alive, I suspect he would have shared this Nobel.
This Nobel is hits very close to home. Much of my PhD work was done in CHARMM and I come from the Karplus lineage, and at one point in time I had pretty much read every paper Levitt and Warshel had ever written.
- varelse 13y agoWhy no Harold Scheraga? Seriously...
- timr 13y agoI thought the same thing.
- hyperbovine 13y agoAccording to press accounts, a maximum of three people can share the Nobel prize.