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Constantine Evans is a Research Fellow at the Hamilton Institute, Maynooth University, focusing on the physics of complex self-assembly processes. His work examines how simple particles organize into intricate structures through algorithmic self-assembly, with applications in DNA nanotechnology and computational modeling.
- Institution: Maynooth University
- Research Unit: Hamilton Institute
- Location: Eolas Building, 3rd Floor, Office 339
Research Interests: Evans investigates non-equilibrium self-assembly systems, particularly DNA tile crystal growth and kinetic control mechanisms. His research bridges physics, computational theory, and molecular engineering to uncover unexpected behaviors in basic physical processes.
Publication Trends: His recent work (2018-2024) demonstrates interdisciplinary advancements in DNA computing, focusing on proofreading systems, tile compiler optimization, and kinetic modeling. These publications span peer-reviewed journals, conference proceedings, and algorithmic frameworks that connect theoretical computer science with experimental biophysics.
Labs & Teams: He is affiliated with the Hamilton Institute, a research center specializing in systems biology, computational modeling, and interdisciplinary scientific investigations.
