Jocelyne Vreede

Dr. Jocelyne Vreede is a Researcher at the Van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences within the Faculty of Science at the University of Amsterdam. Her work focuses on molecular simulations and structural studies of biological systems, particularly exploring protein-DNA interactions, molecular dynamics, and computational biophysics. She is affiliated with the University’s advanced research facilities and contributes to interdisciplinary projects in biophysics and structural biology.

Her research interests include the development of enhanced sampling techniques for molecular simulations, the structural basis of DNA compaction by histone-like proteins, and the mechanistic understanding of protein conformational changes in disease contexts such as oncogenic mutations in KRas. She has also contributed to educational studies on academic career development in STEM fields.

Dr. Vreede’s publications reflect a strong emphasis on computational approaches applied to biological problems, with recent work exploring novel algorithms for protein-DNA architecture design and the dynamics of transient DNA base pairing states. While no formal awards are listed, her extensive publication record underscores her active role in advancing computational and experimental biophysical research.

Her advising activities are not detailed in the provided information, and no ancillary professional roles are explicitly mentioned beyond her primary academic affiliation.