@eriklindahl@davidlmobley This was one the motivations for @biosimspace . Though far from perfect users end up running code that combines or compares algorithms in different code bases without having to know all the details.
And for good news Tuesday find out about how QUBE is now available in Sire/OpenMM and can be readily used to compute binding affinities! Full paper here: https://t.co/9uWZSCe9MG #compchem#MD#Forcefields
Training week Friday : for our final day we are going large and small - DL_MESO with @mikeo_s, QM/MM with @marcvanderkamp and quantum computing with Viv Kendon. #CCPBioSim2020#CompChem#CompBio
Great to have the @biosimspace session this morning. Probably the largest number of simultaneous connections to our notebook server ever. Scaled back down now (beauty of cloud) and ready again at https://t.co/ZaWl4nL86Z
Have you every wondered how to run #alchemical free energy calculations but weren’t sure where to start? This new #BestPractices Guide will help you get started: https://t.co/Hkq7zjnp0R #compchem 1/🧵
somd-freenrg has been used nearly 2 million times! It is built on the same platform as @biosimspace and we have somd-freenrg workflow components to ease setup, running and analysis of these protein-ligand relative FEP binding free energy calculations. Take a look and have a play.
@biosimspace and Sire are both in the GitHub Arctic Vault and will be stored for 1000 years as part of the GitHub archive program. Future civilisations will be able to gasp at our primitive means of converting Amber topology flies into Gromacs format. https://t.co/Qx7lnvZzeN
Glad it’s out ! Very enjoyable collaboration with @cressetgroup to interface our FEP code and @biosimspace with Cresset’s Flare. ‘’Assessment of Binding Affinity via Alchemical Free Energy Calculations ‘’ https://t.co/taSfxp3Glv
@julienmich80@biosimspace@ppxasjsm@gervasiolab@AdrianMulholla1 Happy birthday. Saw an alert on my orcid so suspected it was about to come out. Must say that @JOSS_TheOJ has been my best journal experience ever, and would strongly recommend it as the software journal of choice (i.e. community please use this instead of upstart from elsevier!)
Nice birthday gift, 1st paper in Journal of Open Source Software describing our @biosimspace project. Software and paper available via zenodo https://t.co/MgPknnKaAU . Enjoyed the open peer-review process via github https://t.co/P3kO3wlZux