Biological Nanophysics comes of age!!
david dot callaway at nyu dot edu
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Earlier work of his involved the invention (with
Aneesur Rahman
) of the
microcanonical ensemble
approach
to
lattice gauge theory,
which
significantly increased computational efficiency
in the numerical simulation of
quantum field theories.
Other
work
showed that
quantum triviality
provided new
constraints
on the
Higgs particle,
such as a bounded or
predictable
Higgs mass. He later
published a well-cited
monograph
on the subject.
In his copious free time, he sails the world and climbs its mountains.
(
Mount Everest can be seen in the background).
And check
THIS out!
Learn about the lab
Take a look at my research in high energy, condensed matter and computational physics,
my research in biological nanophysics,
and what I do for fun.
Proteins
A first look at nanosecond
protein domain dynamics
HERE!
Some
citations.
A newspaper
interview from a few years ago.
Lecture on
soft matter biological physics.
What I looked like (3 weeks without a bath)
after climbing
McKinley (Alaska)
and
HERE.
Here I am at the
summit
And
here
I am halfway up, at Genet Basin.
And
here
I am climbing the headwall above it, and
And
here
I am finally coming home!
Me and
Stuart McGuinness
at Kilimanjaro summit (Tanzania/Kenya, Africa)
HERE and
HERE
Crossing into the arctic circle on Baffin Island
(Pangnirtung fjord, Nunavut)
with
Iain Nicholl
and Stuart
HERE
and
HERE
Gathering intrepidness before another Baffin stream
crossing
HERE .
Been there, done
THAT
(Aiguille de Rochefort, Alps)
and
THAT
(north face, Tour Ronde, Chamonix, France)
and
THAT
(Aconcagua, Argentina/Chile).
HERE
I am at the summit. And
HERE
I am halfway up.
At the summit of the
Matterhorn
(Switzerland/Italy)
HERE.
At the summit of the
Eiger
(Switzerland)
HERE.
And then there is
THAT
(Mt Cook, New Zealand)
Sometimes, for relaxation,
I go rock climbing in
the Gunks.
The
Vallee Blanche,
Mont Blanc, Chamonix, France
moments before I skiied it.
Eating a soggy breakfast after a rainy night
on Baffin. Danger! do not
approach! .
Climbing Everest with
Brian Blessed
and
Pasang Sherpa
is shown
HERE
.
Avalanche above Camp 1 on
Broad Peak
(Pakistan)
(good thing I was slow on the way down)
HERE
.
Making basecamp for Broad Peak on the Concordia
Glacier
HERE
.
At the summit of Mt. Cook (New Zealand)
HERE
.
Maintaining proper fluid balance is
ESSENTIAL at high altitude.
HERE
I demonstrate how to do it!
(Dingboche, Khumbu region of Nepal)
Climbing the Khumbu icefall on
Everest
HERE
and
HERE
At K2 Base Camp
HERE
.
Note the neat Chamonix bag!
At the Khyber Pass (Afghanistan/Pakistan)
HERE
.
At the summit of
Mount Kosciuszko,
the highest point of Australia
HERE
and
HERE
.
Setting out to climb Broad Peak
(Pakistan) with
Mark Vallance
(nice photo!)
HERE
.
Our porter team in Pakistan
HERE
.
See
my brief
TV
career
(Eco Challenge Utah 1995, the event
that started reality TV!
)
HERE and
HERE
and author time
HERE
Sometimes I wear very nice clothes
like
HERE.
Our
lab meetings are somewhat unusual.
Me as a fresh PhD in Seattle
HERE
My
Erdos number is
three,
(
John R. Klauder,
Jonathan Schaer, Paul Erdos)
as is my
Einstein number (
John R. Klauder,
Valentine Bargmann, Albert Einstein)
A good link for people who do not appreciate
Biological Physics
.
Old friends.
New friends.
Ancient
relics.
Hormone Derange.
Bloop! Bloop!.
Nepal Home Page.
Typical med school
salaries,
long ago, when profs were
POOR!.
Meet
Shredder.
The Callaway Family Association.
The
KINGDOM of CALLAWAY.
Callaway High School.
Callaway Gardens .
Join the
CALLAWAY CLUB!
.
You are visitor number
Summary of Alzheimer's program
....with my
million dollar
BABY!
Behind is
Mt Thor
, a 4101 foot granite cliff with
a 105 degree overhang, making it
the Earth's greatest purely vertical drop. An interesting climb.
