Mohammad Sadegh Samie

(he/him)

PhD Candidate in Biomedical and Chemical Engineering

Professional Summary

I am a PhD candidate in Biomedical and Chemical Engineering at Syracuse University, advised by Prof. Radhakrishna Sureshkumar and co-advised by Prof. James Henderson. My research uses coarse-grained molecular dynamics to study polymer and surfactant self-assembly, with a focus on amphiphilic copolymer systems, micelles, vesicles, and the molecular mechanisms that drive morphology evolution.

Interests

Coarse-Grained Molecular Dynamics Polymer and Surfactant Self-Assembly Block Copolymer Vesicles and Micelles MARTINI Force Field Modeling Computational Soft Matter

My Research

I use coarse-grained molecular dynamics to study how amphiphilic polymers organize into micelles, vesicles, and related soft-matter structures. My published work examines the formation of vesicles from BAB triblock copolymers in water, connecting molecular reorganization and chain conformations to a sequence of transient aggregate structures.

My computational toolkit includes GROMACS, MARTINI models, VMD, Python, and MDAnalysis. This site highlights peer-reviewed results and research materials cleared for public sharing.

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