Multiscale Modeling for Biotherapeutics Symposium, Online

March 18, 2021

     
Symposium Organizers:
- Christopher J. Roberts, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Delaware
- Jianing Li, Chemistry, University of Vermont
- Severin Schneebeli, Chemistry, University of Vermont
- John Shelley, PhD, Fellow, Schrödinger

Description:
We hope you'll take the opportunity to join us for the virtual Multiscale Modeling for Biotherapeutics Symposium co-sponsored by Schrödinger and the Biomolecular Interaction Technologies Center (BITC). The symposium began on October 22nd and has been extended through March 18th, 2022. The symposium will feature presentations and Q&A sessions from speakers in both academia and industry. 

Registration:
The symposium is free but registration is required to view the presentations.

Upcoming PresentationsSession and Q&A

Multiscaling the CRISPR-Cas Revolution from Genome Editing to Viral Detection
Giulia Palermo, U.C. Riverside

Multiscale Modelling of DNA Compaction
Alexander Lyubartsev, Stockholm University 

Coming Soon
Rosana Collepardo-Guevara, University of Cambridge

Thursday, March 18th at 11 AM ET

 

Previous PresentationsRecordings
A Reassessment of the Thermodynamic Forces that Stabilize Folded Protein Conformations in Aqueous Solutions
Prof. Dilip Asthagiri, Rice University

Modelling Amyloid Formation and Replication
Prof. Andela Šarić, University College London

The Role of Fluctuations in Protein Binding
Prof. Marina Guenza, University of Oregon 		Coming Soon
Leveraging Molecular Modeling in the Selection of Protein-Drug Candidates for Late-Stage Developability
Dr. Marco Blanco, Merck & Co (View Recording)

Increasing Complexity in Computer Simulations of Biological Membranes
Dr. Peter Tieleman, University of Calgary (View Recording)

Understanding the Effects of Ionizable Lipids on a Lipid Nanoparticle Surface by Coarse-grained Molecular Dynamics Simulations
Dr. Sreyoshi Sur, Moderna (View Recording)		View Recordings

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New Approaches for Modeling Protein Aggregation and Solvation (View Recording)
Prof. Ken Dill, Stony Brook University

Using Molecular Modeling to Guide Biotherapeutics Formulation (View Recording)
Dr. Dariush Mohammadyani, Johnson & Johnson

Chemical Degradation in Therapeutic Proteins: Insights from Microsecond Molecular Dynamics and QM Calculations (View Recording)
Dr. Saeed Izadi, Genentech

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Membrane Protein/Lipid Interactions as Viewed by Molecular Simulations: GPCRs & Ion Channels (View Recording)
Prof. Mark Sansom, Oxford University

Uncovering the Hidden Gates of Complex Ion Channels (View Recording)
Prof. Jianhan Chen, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Prospect of High-Throughput Drug Screening with the Martini Model (View Recording)
Prof. Siewert J. Marrink, University of Groningen

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Multiscale Molecular Dynamics Simulations and Machine Learning for Antimicrobial Peptides Study (View Recording)
Song Chen, Peking University

What Makes a Good Pore Forming Peptide (View Recording)
Themis Lazaridis, CUNY

Precision Antimicrobial Peptide Design (View Recording)
Jianing Li, University of Vermont

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Coarse-Grained Molecular Models for Predicting Electrostatic Protein Self-Interactions and the Role of Multi-Residue Interactions (View Recording)
Prof. Chris Roberts, U. Delaware and the Biomolecular Interaction Technologies Center (BITC)

Molecular Association on Surface with Widely Varied Properties: Insights from DNA Biosensor and Amyloid Peptide Aggregation (View Recording)
Prof. Chia-en Chang, UC Riverside

The Mechanism of Amyloid Aggregation (View Recording)
Prof. Jeremy Schmit, Kansas State University

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Effect of Ion Binding and Ion Exclusion on Biomolecular Interactions: Multiscale Simulations of Crowded Protein Solutions (View Recording)
Featuring Prof. Mikael Lund, Lund University

Modeling Excipient Concentration at the End of Tangential Flow Filtration (View Recording)
Featuring Dr. Masano Huang, Bristol-Myers Squibb

Calculating Viscosities of Concentrated Protein Solutions (View Recording)
Featuring Dr. John Shelley, Schrödinger

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Interested in learning more? Find upcoming webinars and past recordings on our webinars page.


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