
Principal Investigator
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10-03H, Level 10 T-Lab
National University of Singapore
5A Engineering Drive 1
Singapore 117411
While being trained in theoretical physics, Dr Jie Yan built a strong interest in studying molecular cell biology using a combination of novel single-molecule biophysical methods and theoretical modeling. Since he joined the Department of Physics of NUS in 2005, he has been leading a group to study DNA-protein interactions and micromechanics of biopolymers. He became a Principal Investigator in MBI in 2009, since then he has been focusing on studies of the effects of mechanical constraints on the stability and interactions of biomolecules.

