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    David Gore, Ph.D.

    David Gore , Ph.D.

    Assistant Research Professor of Physics
    Beam-Line Scientist, BioCAT
    Observatory Director, Schaumburg School District 54

    Office: 174 Life Sciences Building
    Phone: 630.252.0547
    Fax: 630.252.0545
    Email: gore@iit.edu
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    Expertise

    Education

    • B.S. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
    • Ph.D. University of Alabama, Birmingham

    Curriculum Vitae

    Research & Major Accomplishments

    I currently operate and maintain an x-ray beam-line at the Advanced Photon Source—a synchrotron facility at Argonne National Laboratory. My primary interests in this line of work involve x-ray optics including undulator source characteristics, x-ray crystal diffraction, and grazing incidence optics.

    Connected to this research is the physics behind the acceleration of charged particles. The International Linear Collider project is of great interest to me and I intend to participate in the research that brings this project on-line in the next decade.

    I also have interests in mathematical physics topics such as General Relativity and Quantum Field Theory. These are quite formidable topics requiring Differential Geometry and Fibre Bundles.

    Current Projects

    Awards/Honors

    Patents

    Books

    Selected Publications

    • "Protein Breathing is Suppressed in Crowded Environments," L. Makowski, D.J. Rodi, S. Mandava, D. Minh, D.B. Gore, and R.F. Fischetti, J. Mol. Biol., 375, 529-546 (2008).

    • "Detection of Functional Ligand-Binding Events Using Synchrotron X-Ray Scattering,'' D.J. Rodi, S. Mandava, D.B. Gore, L. Makowski, and R.F. Fischetti, J. Biomol. Screen, 12(7), 994-998 (2007 October).

    • "Cost-effective EMCCD-based Detector for Time-resolved Biological SAXS Applications," V.V. Nagarkar, B. Singh, L. Guo, D. Gore, and T.C. Irving, Nuc. Inst. and Meth. (A), 576(1), 38-42 (2007 June)

    • "Radial Density Distribution and Symmetry of a Potexvirus, Narcissus Mosaic Virus," A. Kendall, W. Bian, J. Junn, I. McCullough, D. Gore, and G. Stubbs, Virology, 357, 158-164 (2007).

    • "The Myosin Filament Superlattice in the Flight Muscles of Flies: A-Band Lattice Optimization for Stretch Activation?" J.M. Squire, T. Bekyarova, G. Farman, D. Gore, G. Rajkumar, C. Knupp, C. Lucaveche, M.C. Reedy, M.K. Reedy, and T.C. Irving, J. Mol. Bio., 361(5), 823-838 (2006).

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    Community Service

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