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case study for Schrödinger, LLC, makers
of molecular modeling software:
“Best computational docking program.
In a recent study conducted at Johnson & Johnson
Pharmaceutical Research and Development Lab, researchers
set out to compare the accuracy of 5 docking programs
currently on the market: DOCK, FlexX, Glide, GOLD and
LigandFit.
The researchers chose 69 protein-ligand complexes
from 14 receptor families with a wide spectrum of characteristics.
The proteins varied in their crystallographic resolution
and represented a range of active site topologies and
water accessibilities. Some active sites contained
metals in the binding pocket. In addition, the receptor-bound
ligands varied significantly in their flexibility and
activity ranging from low micromolar to nanomolar...” more
blog about Our United Villages:
“When you walk through your neighborhood, what do you see? Are you greeted by name? What are the children doing? How are the elders faring? What do the streets look like? What about the buildings? How are the parks and schools?
If you could create your ideal neighborhood, what would it look like? How
would people treat each other? Would there be a place to gather and chat and
enjoy the sunshine...?” more
article for the Software Association of
Oregon, published in "The Cursor":
“When IBM unveiled the first PC in
1981, enterprising souls immediately saw the potential
and got to work. Those first software companies were
small and scattered, isolated from one another. Some
were spin-offs of Tektronix, Intel or IBM. Others were
home-grown enterprises, operating out of garages. Many
started with just an idea and a friend. They knew they
were on to something, but didn’t know who else
was out there...” more
upbeat introduction to 3-D glasses, localized
for the gaming industry:
“Stereoscopic Vision and 3D
When you see the world through both eyes, you are
actually looking at two pictures merged into one. Your
right eye and your left eye each deliver a separate
image to your brain, which meshes these two images
into one three-dimensional picture...” more
newsletter for a Portland-based CFP®:
 Megan
Woodard needed a way to stay in contact with her
clients and keep them informed of developments in
the financial world. I helped her design the newsletter,
collect the information, present the layout, and
edit her quarterly column. |
speech for the Dean of the College of Business,
Oregon State University
 Describing
the trends in the job market in Oregon, this slide
show and speaker's notes addressed a timely topic
for the audience. I worked with Dean Parker to research
the topic, develop the slides and put together speaker's
notes. |
online parenting newsletter
 Designed
to give parents a place to discuss some of the larger
issues around parenting, this newsletter covered
such topics as: leadership, rites of passage, race
unity, transformation, a sense of mission, a vision
of the future, the roles of fathers, mothers, children,
etc. |
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