We're working on ways of handling slow rearrangement of waters in relative binding calculations, and we have a new approach out for dealing with slow water rearrangements using nonequilibrium switching: https://t.co/71D3exhTQQ
Please RT!
I have 2 postdoctoral positions in my lab @BRFAA_IIBEAA to work on MD sims for protein allostery, cryptic pocket identification, CADD/FEP. Knowledge in coarse-grained MD is a plus.
More info: https://t.co/N4nEbXAK2h.
Send me an email with your CV if interested!
Ge et al. studied the performance of SiteMap and Site Finder for providing information of potential cryptic pockets to guide further advanced calculations and foundthat they can efficiently map potential regions harboring cryptic pockets. @yunhuige
https://t.co/HYLJUrHL4A
Checkout our preprint: Model selection using replica averaging with Bayesian inference of conformational populations https://t.co/8LulklOQao
Keywords: Bayesian inference | maximum entropy | force fields | model selection | chignolin |
@voelzlab@yunhuige
Pick of the Week, published #OpenAccess by K. Meier (@BayerAgro), @davidlmobley (@UCIrvine) and teams in @ChemMedChem:
"Prioritizing Small Sets of Molecules for Synthesis through in-silico Tools: A Comparison of Common Ranking Methods"
https://t.co/aIFUVykGAY
Prioritizing Small Sets of Molecules for Synthesis through in-silico Tools: A Comparison of Common Ranking Methods (Meier) @yunhuige @Joe_P_B @ClaraDChrist @davidlmobley#openaccess https://t.co/1d0eP1bkml
We’re trying to come up with efficient ways to compute the contribution of water to binding free energies, so we can better handle slow water motions in relative free energy calculations. Check out our preprint on the topic. https://t.co/8XvkQvbXvR #CompChem
I’m looking for postdocs and/or software folks as we have some new funded collaborations with industry, and folks transitioning out to career positions. Job info here: https://t.co/uawzwYGRQc
To apply, fill linked Google Form and e-mail me letting me know you’ve done so. RT!
This should be interesting for anyone using structural data for ligand discovery. Great collaboration between @TheFischerLab and @davidlmobley on the utility of structural models in computation. https://t.co/qPXDvPbjvi
New lab preprint, on enhanced sampling methods for water rearrangements: https://t.co/iFDLQvzjlW
Also connects with work Jonathan Essex just spoke on at #alchemy2021 (though his will be described in a separate paper).
#compchem