Free learning resources
Quickly learn how to integrate Schrödinger technology into your research. From overviews to deep dives, you can find information about applications, workflows, and analysis here.
Quickly learn how to integrate Schrödinger technology into your research. From overviews to deep dives, you can find information about applications, workflows, and analysis here.
A free video series introducing the basics of using Maestro Bioluminate.
Self-guided step-by-step introductions to various workflows with example files for getting comfortable with Schrödinger tools.
Short video overviews of specific introductory and scientific topics, including summaries of new release features.
A one-page PDF that visually describes the panel or workflow.
Learn how to prepare structures for docking and create a protein mutation by modeling an olfactory receptor.
A free video series introducing the basics of using Maestro Bioluminate.
Customize torsions not explicitly included in the OPLS4 or OPLS5 force field by fitting to quantum-mechanical calculations for a set of molecules.
Computational prediction of protein-ligand binding using physics-based free energy perturbation technology at an accuracy matching experimental methods.
Accurately and rapidly predict the aqueous phase pKa values and protonation state distributions of complex, drug-like molecules.
Simulate biological systems with a GPU-powered high-performance molecular dynamics (MD) engine.
Predict molecular properties based on chemical structure using machine learning (ML).
The Crystal Structure Prediction Panel can be used to explore potential crystal polymorphs and rank them based on their energies.
Active Learning Glide documentation including online help and user manual.
Level up your skill set with hands-on, online molecular modeling courses. These self-paced courses cover a range of scientific topics and include access to Schrödinger software and support.
Connect your students to industry-leading molecular modeling software through a web-based platform. Incorporate molecular modeling in the classroom.