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Dirk Gillespie, PhD

The John H and Margaret V Krehbiel Professor of Cardiology Department of Physiology & Biophysics

Rush University

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College of Health Sciences

Department Of Clinical Nutrition

Department Of Molecular Biophysics And Physiology

Rush University

Dirk Gillespie, Phd is currently serving as a College Of Health Sciences The John H and Margaret V Krehbiel Professor of Cardiology Department of Physiology & Biophysics at Rush University.

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Dirk Gillespie, PhD

Rush University

The John H and Margaret V Krehbiel Professor of Cardiology Department of Physiology & Biophysics

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biophysics electrophysiology applied physics physiology physics cellular physiology molecular physiology density functional theory signal transduction numerical simulations biophysical chemistry physical chemistry membrane biology neurotransmission protein science interface science computational physics receptor (biochemistry) interface (matter) ion process cell physiology nanofluidics quantum chemistry membrane transport ion mobility condensed matter physics charge transport ion structure porous materials biophysical modeling experimental biophysics electroanalytical chemistry scientific computing membrane science statistical physics fundamental electrochemistry muscle function theoretical electrochemistry membrane permeation pore structure nanoporous materials ion channels nanofluidic channels cardiovascular research condensed matter numerical mathematics circulatory physiology cardiovascular physiology low-dimensional systems monte carlo methods electrical properties calcium channel charge inversion ryanodine receptor calcium channels electronic structure bioelectrochemistry particle methods numerical method for partial differential equation flow cell adsorption functional selectivity ionic selectivity monte carlo simulation electrical double layer microscale system cardiac muscle many-body problem colloidal systems protein dielectric coefficient ion size combined effect synthetic nanopores hard spheres nernst-planck equation ion correlations

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Ionic Rearrangements Lead to Like-Charge Attraction in a Nanoslit. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2026)

materials sciencenanotechnologynanomaterialsionic rearrangementsion mobilitychemical physicsphysical chemistrychemistry

The Interplay of Cation/Anion and Monovalent/Divalent Selectivity in Negatively Charged Nanopores: Local Charge Inversion and Anion Leakage. arXiv (Cornell University) (2026)

electrochemistrymaterials sciencenanotechnologylocal charge inversionchemical engineeringelectroanalytical chemistrynanoporous materialsnanomaterialsnano applicationanion leakagemonovalent/divalent selectivitysurface scienceinterface sciencenanoscale chemistrychemistry

Blink Nadir Measurements of Sarcoplasmic Reticulum Are Consistent With Strong Local Ca2+ Depletion. Biophysical Journal (2024)

biophysical chemistrymembrane biologyblink nadir measurementssignal transductionbiophysicsbiophysical modelingcellular biochemistrymembrane transportbiochemistrybiophysical aspectcellular physiologymembrane proteinssarcoplasmic reticulumcell physiologyelectrophysiologycell and molecular biology

Combined Effect of Confinement and Dielectric Exclusion on Ion Adsorption in Slits, Pores, and Cavities. AIP Advances (2024)

materials scienceporous materialsadsorptionporous membranesion adsorptionapplied physicscombined effectsurface scienceinterface sciencedielectric exclusioninterface (matter)ion process

How Diastolic Ca2+ Release Evolves With Increasing Ryr Array Size. Biophysical Journal (2024)

electrophysiologyryr array sizephysiology

Charge Inversion in 1: 1 Electrolytes: Analyzing the Energetics. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2023)

electrochemistrycharge inversionelectroanalytical chemistryfundamental electrochemistrytheoretical electrochemistryphysical chemistrychemistry

Code of Reduced Model of Cicr. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

systems modelinggeneral systemsmodel transformationreduced modelmathematics

Distribution of Ions Between Different Dielectric Media: Direct Simulation of the Donnan Equilibrium in the Grand Canonical Ensemble. Journal of Molecular Liquids (2023)

physicsatomic physicsstatistical mechanicsion structuregrand canonical ensembledonnan equilibriumion mobilityapplied physicstransport phenomenaelectromagnetismstatistical physicsdifferent dielectric mediaion process

Calcium Versus Potassium Selectivity in a Nanopore: The Effect of Charge Inversion at Localized Pore Charges. Journal of Molecular Liquids (2022)

materials sciencenanotechnologypore chargeschemical engineeringcharge inversionporous materialsnanoporous materialsnanomaterialsporositypore structuresurface scienceinterface science

Impedance Response of Ionic Liquids in Long Slit Pores. Journal of The Electrochemical Society (2022)

porous materialsionic conductorsporous membranesapplied physicstransport phenomenaimpedance responsesurface scienceinterface scienceinterface (matter)

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Dirk Gillespie, PhD

The John H and Margaret V Krehbiel Professor of Cardiology Department of Physiology & Biophysics

Rush University

Affiliations

College of Health Sciences

Department Of Clinical Nutrition

Department Of Molecular Biophysics And Physiology

Rush University

Dirk Gillespie, Phd is currently serving as a College Of Health Sciences The John H and Margaret V Krehbiel Professor of Cardiology Department of Physiology & Biophysics at Rush University.

Honors

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Dirk Gillespie, PhD

Rush University

The John H and Margaret V Krehbiel Professor of Cardiology Department of Physiology & Biophysics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ionic Rearrangements Lead to Like-Charge Attraction in a Nanoslit. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2026)

materials sciencenanotechnologynanomaterialsionic rearrangementsion mobilitychemical physicsphysical chemistrychemistry

The Interplay of Cation/Anion and Monovalent/Divalent Selectivity in Negatively Charged Nanopores: Local Charge Inversion and Anion Leakage. arXiv (Cornell University) (2026)

Blink Nadir Measurements of Sarcoplasmic Reticulum Are Consistent With Strong Local Ca2+ Depletion. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Combined Effect of Confinement and Dielectric Exclusion on Ion Adsorption in Slits, Pores, and Cavities. AIP Advances (2024)

materials scienceporous materialsadsorptionporous membranesion adsorptionapplied physicscombined effectsurface scienceinterface sciencedielectric exclusioninterface (matter)ion process

How Diastolic Ca2+ Release Evolves With Increasing Ryr Array Size. Biophysical Journal (2024)

electrophysiologyryr array sizephysiology

Charge Inversion in 1: 1 Electrolytes: Analyzing the Energetics. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2023)

electrochemistrycharge inversionelectroanalytical chemistryfundamental electrochemistrytheoretical electrochemistryphysical chemistrychemistry

Code of Reduced Model of Cicr. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

systems modelinggeneral systemsmodel transformationreduced modelmathematics

Distribution of Ions Between Different Dielectric Media: Direct Simulation of the Donnan Equilibrium in the Grand Canonical Ensemble. Journal of Molecular Liquids (2023)

Calcium Versus Potassium Selectivity in a Nanopore: The Effect of Charge Inversion at Localized Pore Charges. Journal of Molecular Liquids (2022)

materials sciencenanotechnologypore chargeschemical engineeringcharge inversionporous materialsnanoporous materialsnanomaterialsporositypore structuresurface scienceinterface science

Impedance Response of Ionic Liquids in Long Slit Pores. Journal of The Electrochemical Society (2022)

porous materialsionic conductorsporous membranesapplied physicstransport phenomenaimpedance responsesurface scienceinterface scienceinterface (matter)

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