April 20th, 2012
Schrödinger Regional User Meeting, San Francisco, CA

The Schrödinger San Francisco User Meeting will be held at the Embassy Suites in South San Francisco on April 20th, following the Drug Discovery Chemistry conference.

As in past years, the Regional User Meetings offer a great opportunity to see current research from your colleagues and to learn about the latest developments from Schrödinger. This year's meeting will include an introduction to Suite 2012 and user presentations.

Agenda

 8:30        Breakfast & registration
 9:00        Application of metadynamics simulations in protein biochemistry and drug
                 discovery
                 Soumya Ray, Assistant Professor of Neurology, Harvard University and
                 Brigham and Women's Hospital
 9:40        Opportunities for computer-aided antibody design
                 Matt Jacobson, Professor and Vice Chair, Department of Pharmaceutical
                 Chemistry, UCSF
10:20       Coffee break
10:30       Rapid drug discovery at Nimbus and the role of Seurat 
                 Matt Wessel, Senior Principal Scientist, Schrödinger
11:00       PyMOL v1.5: New features and recent developments
                 Jason Vertrees, Principal Scientist, Schrödinger
11:30       Introducing BioLuminate: A program for the design of bio-pharmaceuticals
                 Dave Pearlman, Senior Principal Scientist, Schrödinger
12:10       Lunch break
13:20       Consensus Induced Fit Docking (cIFD): An approach for binding site
                  optimization using multiple simultaneous ligands to improve chemical
                  coverage in virtual screening
                 Dora Warshaviak, Applications Scientist, Schrödinger
14:00       Application of WaterMap in explaining SAR and guiding design
                 JW Feng, Scientist, Genentech
14:40       Schrödinger Suite 2012: New features, products, and enhancements
                 Woody Sherman, Vice President of Applications Science, Schrödinger
15:00       Happy hour

Registration

This meeting is offered free of charge, but we ask that you register to reserve your space. To register, please submit this short online form.