Links to JDK's favorite labs and other resources:

• Google has removed the need for most of this but it's here for historical interest. I don't maintain links.
• University of Maryland, College Park, Chemistry and Biochemistry seminars this semester.
• From 2003-2004, I was a sabbatical visitor with Joel Mackay at the University of Sydney, where I dipped my toes into the waters of protein design.
• Maddocks and Manning Groups. Collaborators on rod models for DNA.
• Maher lab. Collaborator on DNA bending, flexing, and looping.
• Celadon Laboratories, Inc. Collaborator on applied modified nucleic acid thermodynamics.
• Crothers Lab. Post-doc 1990-1994.
• Hearst Lab. Grad school, 1984-1990.
• Institut für Organische Chemie in Erlangen, in the basement of which I spent several happy months in 1984, with Paul Schleyer.
• Wilson Lab. Summer, 1982. Kent Wilson was a wonderful human being whose passing has robbed the world of a unique scientist.
• Herschbach lab. Undergraduate research.

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• My brother Alex Kahn's home page. We look a lot alike, but have rather different talents. And check out his wild MFA thesis project.
• My other brother Adam's law firm's web site. That makes another example of genetic diversity under the skin.
• My mother freelances occasionally for the Levy Economics Institute at Bard College.
• My father fights the good fight for the environment of Montauk and the rest of the east end of Long Island, NY.

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• New England Biolabs.
• Moe's Books.
• Amazon.com, more books.
• Molecular Modeling at NIH.
• the Protein Data Bank.
• Macintouch, data central on the Macintosh, long may it thrive.
• Silicon Graphics. Once upon a time.
• Entrez search capability at NCBI.
• Doonesbury.