Peter Bolhuis

About Peter Bolhuis

Peter Bolhuis, With an exceptional h-index of 61 and a recent h-index of 33 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Universiteit van Amsterdam, specializes in the field of Molecular simulation, physical chemistry, statistical mechanics, protein conformational change, self-assembly.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

More with less: Harvesting transition mechanism, free energy, and rates from short parallel molecular dynamics simulations

Data-driven dynamical coarse-graining for condensed matter systems

Activity affects the stability, deformation and breakage dynamics of colloidal architectures

Decoding dissociation of sequence-specific protein–DNA complexes with non-equilibrium simulations

Molecular free energies, rates, and mechanisms from data-efficient path sampling simulations

Optimizing molecular potential models by imposing kinetic constraints with path reweighting

Machine-guided path sampling to discover mechanisms of molecular self-organization

Artificial intelligence for molecular mechanism discovery

Peter Bolhuis Information

University

Position

van 't Hoff institute for Molecular Sciences

Citations(all)

18510

Citations(since 2020)

5189

Cited By

15509

hIndex(all)

61

hIndex(since 2020)

33

i10Index(all)

150

i10Index(since 2020)

105

Email

University Profile Page

Google Scholar

Peter Bolhuis Skills & Research Interests

Molecular simulation

physical chemistry

statistical mechanics

protein conformational change

self-assembly

Top articles of Peter Bolhuis

More with less: Harvesting transition mechanism, free energy, and rates from short parallel molecular dynamics simulations

Biophysical Journal

2024/2/8

Data-driven dynamical coarse-graining for condensed matter systems

The Journal of Chemical Physics

2024/1/14

Activity affects the stability, deformation and breakage dynamics of colloidal architectures

Soft Matter

2024

Decoding dissociation of sequence-specific protein–DNA complexes with non-equilibrium simulations

Nucleic Acids Research

2023/12/11

Molecular free energies, rates, and mechanisms from data-efficient path sampling simulations

Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation

2023/11/21

Optimizing molecular potential models by imposing kinetic constraints with path reweighting

The Journal of Chemical Physics

2023/8/21

Machine-guided path sampling to discover mechanisms of molecular self-organization

Nature Computational Science

2023/4

Artificial intelligence for molecular mechanism discovery

Biophysical Journal

2023/2/10

Homogeneous nucleation of crystalline methane hydrate in molecular dynamics transition paths sampled under realistic conditions

The Journal of Chemical Physics

2023/1/28

Path Sampling Simulations Reveal How the Q61L Mutation Alters the Dynamics of KRas

The Journal of Physical Chemistry B

2022/11/25

Extended Wertheim theory predicts the anomalous chain length distributions of divalent patchy particles under extreme confinement

The Journal of Chemical Physics

2022/9/7

Force field optimization by imposing kinetic constraints with path reweighting

arXiv preprint arXiv:2207.04558

2022/7/10

A maximum caliber approach for continuum path ensembles

2021/9

Revealing polymerization kinetics with colloidal dipatch particles

Physical Review Letters

2021/8/30

An extended autoencoder model for reaction coordinate discovery in rare event molecular dynamics datasets

The Journal of Chemical Physics

2021/8/14

A temperature-dependent critical Casimir patchy particle model benchmarked onto experiment

The Journal of Chemical Physics

2021/7/21

Autonomous artificial intelligence discovers mechanisms of molecular self-organization in virtual experiments

arXiv preprint arXiv:2105.06673

2021/5/14

Revealing pseudorotation and ring-opening reactions in colloidal organic molecules

Nature communications

2021/5/14

Homogenous nucleation rate of CO2 hydrates using transition interface sampling

The Journal of Chemical Physics

2021/4/28

Transition path sampling as Markov chain Monte Carlo of trajectories: Recent algorithms, software, applications, and future outlook

Advanced Theory and Simulations

2021/4

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