Dr Richard Bryce (BSc, PhD, FRSC CChem) - personal details

Richard Bryce heads up the computational-aided drug design group in the School of Pharmacy.  He is a Reader  in Biomedicinal Chemistry, having read chemistry at St. Andrews University (BSc, 1995) and computational chemistry at Manchester University (PhD, 1998).  He was a Robert Lincoln MacNeil scholar at the University of Pennsylvania (1992-1993) and a Ramsay Memorial Fellow at the University of Manchester (1999-2001).  His work receives support from a variety of sources, including EPSRC, The Wellcome Trust, MRC, BBSRC and the Royal Society.  He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and secretary of the Molecular Graphics and Modelling Society.

• 2005 - FRSC CChem
• 1998 - MRSC CChem
• 1998 - PhD(University of Manchester)
• 1995 - BSc(University of St Andrews)

Physics of Intermolecular Forces, Protein-Ligand Interactions, Computational Aspects of Rational Drug Design (Molecular Simulation, De Novo Design, Docking, Virtual Screening, QSAR)