Anh Vo

I'm currently a Postdoc at NJIT. My research interests lie at the intersection of multiscale modeling and simulation, the mechanics of biological and material systems, and complex biophysical/biochemical processes spanning across several spatiotemporal scales. I am captivated by the sophistication of biological/biomolecular and nanoscale structures (including the lipid bilayer cell membranes, lipid/protein complexes, cellular assemblies, soft materials, nanomaterials such as nanoparticles and nanocomposites), the interaction between nanostructures and biological systems, as well as their intricate behaviors such as membrane dynamics, physiological processes, mechanical deformation, structural stability, fluctuation, poration, electromechanical coupling, and lipid-protein or protein-protein interactions. I am dedicated to unraveling the mechanistic underpinnings of their properties across various time and length scales. By employing multiscale framework, such as combining molecular dynamics and continuum modeling, I seek to bridge the gap between molecular events, nanoscopic interactions, and macroscopic phenomena for various applications in engineering, mechanical, biomedical, and chemical fields.