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David Green Research Group

Stony Brook University
Research lead
David Green
Research area
Computational biology
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Computational biologyProtein interactionsBiomolecular simulationBinding interface designGlycobiology

About the research

Proteins recognize particular partners, and understanding that specificity can help researchers design new interactions.

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Green uses computational methods to investigate protein binding and interaction networks. His research includes biomolecular simulations, algorithms for designing binding interfaces, and tools for examining interactions between proteins and carbohydrates. A particular application concerns the glycobiology of HIV-1 infection. By combining applied mathematics with models from biophysical chemistry, the work connects molecular recognition with biological and medical questions about how proteins interact and how those interactions might be redesigned.

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