Reaction Mechanism & Structural Dynamics Lab0
반응 메커니즘 및 구조동역학 연구실에서 함께 연구하실 학부, 대학원 학생들을 모집합니다.
관련 분야에 대해 궁금하거나 배우고 싶으신 분들은 자유롭게 이메일 주세요.
(E-mail: jgkim7@dgist.ac.kr) 연구실에서 수행 중인 연구에 대해 더 자세히 알고 싶으시면 연구 실적들을 살펴봐 주시기 바랍니다.
Reaction Mechanism & Structural Dynamics (RMSD) Lab is recruiting undergraduate and graduate students who would like to collaborate on research.
If you are curious about or interested in learning more about the relevant field, please feel free to email me.
(E-mail: jgkim7@dgist.ac.kr)
If you would like to learn more about the research we are currently conducting in our lab, please take a look at the "Publications" tab or the research achievements listed on Google Scholar.
◆ Our Researches
The most intuitive approach to unveiling reaction mechanisms is real-time tracking of the three-dimensional structure of molecules involved in a chemical reaction. We utilize time-resolved x-ray scattering to visualize the structural changes of molecules, capturing a dynamic “molecular movie”, which allows us to identify precise reaction pathways and mechanisms. This method is not limited to small molecules but can also be applied to macromolecules such as proteins, enabling real-time tracking of structural changes in proteins during biologically-relevant reactions. Our ultimate goal is to provide fundamental information on the mechanism of various chemical reactions, which can be valuable for optimizing catalytic efficiency and controlling reaction products. Furthermore, by elucidating the correlation between protein structure and function, we can also gain insights into various biological phenomena and diseases caused by abnormal protein interactions.
Advisor Professor : Kim, Jong Goo
Reaction Mechanism & Structural Dynamics Lab Homepage
관련 분야에 대해 궁금하거나 배우고 싶으신 분들은 자유롭게 이메일 주세요.
(E-mail: jgkim7@dgist.ac.kr) 연구실에서 수행 중인 연구에 대해 더 자세히 알고 싶으시면 연구 실적들을 살펴봐 주시기 바랍니다.
Reaction Mechanism & Structural Dynamics (RMSD) Lab is recruiting undergraduate and graduate students who would like to collaborate on research.
If you are curious about or interested in learning more about the relevant field, please feel free to email me.
(E-mail: jgkim7@dgist.ac.kr)
If you would like to learn more about the research we are currently conducting in our lab, please take a look at the "Publications" tab or the research achievements listed on Google Scholar.
◆ Our Researches
The most intuitive approach to unveiling reaction mechanisms is real-time tracking of the three-dimensional structure of molecules involved in a chemical reaction. We utilize time-resolved x-ray scattering to visualize the structural changes of molecules, capturing a dynamic “molecular movie”, which allows us to identify precise reaction pathways and mechanisms. This method is not limited to small molecules but can also be applied to macromolecules such as proteins, enabling real-time tracking of structural changes in proteins during biologically-relevant reactions. Our ultimate goal is to provide fundamental information on the mechanism of various chemical reactions, which can be valuable for optimizing catalytic efficiency and controlling reaction products. Furthermore, by elucidating the correlation between protein structure and function, we can also gain insights into various biological phenomena and diseases caused by abnormal protein interactions.
Advisor Professor : Kim, Jong Goo
Reaction Mechanism & Structural Dynamics Lab Homepage
