Lab Members

NOTE: Please do not use these emails for any software support requests, but refer to the Help Center.

Arthur J. Olson
Professor
olson@scripps.edu

Stefano Forli
Associate Professor
forli@scripps.edu

David S. Goodsell
Professor of Molecular Biology
goodsell@scripps.edu

Michel Sanner
Associate Professor of Molecular Biology
sanner@scripps.edu

Michelle Wilson
Lab Administrator and Coordinator
mtwilson@scripps.edu

Ludovic Autin
Staff Scientist
autin@scripps.edu

Brett Barbaro
Research Associate
bbarbaro@scripps.edu

Giulia Bianco
Research Associate
gbianco@scripps.edu

Jerome Eberhardt
Research Associate
jerome@scripps.edu

Adam Gardner
Research Assistant
agardner@scripps.edu

Anna Omelchenko
Research Programmer
annao@scripps.edu

Michael Pique
Computer Graphics Developer
mp@scripps.edu

Vera Prytkova
Research Associate
vprytkova@scripps.edu

Diogo Santos Martins
Research Associate
diogom@scripps.edu

Yuqi Zhang (Gary)
Research Associate
zhangyq@scripps.edu

Remembering Ruth Huey

For those of us that knew her and interacted with her during her 23 years as a vital member of the Molecular Graphics Lab (now CCSB), the loss of Dr. Ruth Huey is deeply felt.  Ruth was an amazing colleague with advanced degrees in both biochemistry and computer science who contributed greatly to the growth and success of AutoDock over the years.  Her unassuming manner masked a keen intellect and sly but gentle wit that we all learned to appreciate as we got to know her.  She was important to the sense of family that has pervaded our lab, and she was always the first one to welcome new members.  She became the public face of AutoDock, by interacting consistently and graciously with the ever-expanding community of users, answering their questions, tracking down bugs and developing and testing new improvements to the code. Ruth was a highly accomplished scholar and scientist, whom we were most fortunate to have in our midst from 1993 until 2016.  A part of Ruth lives on in the code that continues to help scientists around the world. Google Scholar reports her AutoDock4 and AutoDockTools4 paper from 2009 has been cited some 13,800 times; and the rate of citation is still going up over time. She will be deeply missed.