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This blog post is supporting my poster at Young Modellers Forum and makes things way easier to see and understand. Underneath each GIF, is the explanation of what you should look for as things denoise throughout the diffusion trajectory. Click the GIFs for higher quality viewing!
Oxygen atoms are...
Are you curious about how scientists design small molecules to treat disease using computational tools, but the words RDKit, docking, and QED mean nothing to you? Look no further than these tutorials for learning the fundamentals of computational small molecule drug design through interactive tutorials that introduce the key tools, concepts, and workflows. From generating com...
The Molecular Graphics and Modelling Society began life as the Molecular Graphics Society. It’s hard to imagine a time without computer graphics, but yes, it existed. The MGS was formed by the pioneers who made molecular graphics commonplace.
In 1994, the MGS organized an Art and Video Show (Goodsell et al., 1995), and I submitted some of my own work. One o...
Welcome to a slightly different blog post than usual. Today I am sharing an insight into my life at Keble College, Oxford. I am the Chair of Cheese and Why?, which is a talk series we host in our common room during term. The format is simple: I provide cheese and wine, and a guest speaker provides the “why”—a short, thought-provoking talk to spark discussion for the ...
At the end of September, I had the pleasure of presenting at the 4th Single-Domain Antibody (sdAb/VHH) Conference hosted in the city of Utrecht. The sdAb conference is a biennial event, and was held for the first time in Bonn (2019), then in Brussels (2021) and Paris (2023), before coming to the Netherlands this year.
This was the first time I’d attended a VHH-focus...
