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== Next Theoretical Seminar: ''TBA'' (Alpesh Malde, 21.05.09) ==
== Next Theoretical Seminar: ''TBA'' (Alpesh Malde, 21.05.09) ==
Generating the force field for a heteromolecule


* Papers that would be good to read: ''TBA''
* Papers that would be good to read: ''TBA''

Revision as of 01:37, 5 May 2009

Schedule

See the Group meeting schedule.


Next Theoretical Seminar: TBA (Alpesh Malde, 21.05.09)

Generating the force field for a heteromolecule

  • Papers that would be good to read: TBA

Suggested topics

You are more than welcome to suggest topics for future theoretical seminars.

Name of topic | Suggestion by

  1. Soft Core non-bonded interactions
  2. Structural Determination | Mitchell — Done
  3. How to define Clusters and what can we learn from it on proteins properties? | Itamar — Done
  4. Gromacs 4: What's new - What's broken? Breaking the 2fs time step barrier and clever parallelisation.
  5. GROMOS2017 – New developments (Coming soon(ish)!)
  6. Error in Crystal Structures and its implications. Can MD be used for X-ray structure refinement?
  7. Determination of secondary structure elements | David — Done
  8. SETTLE/RATTLE/timestep: methods for the simulation of water, implications in our simulations in a world that thinks the 2-fs timestep is because of the C–H bond vibration frequency.
  9. LINCS/SHAKE/dummy atoms
  10. What can be analyzed from simulations? An introduction to the various structural/dynamic properties that can be calculated
  11. NMA/PCA/ED: what are these methods? how good are they? what for?
  12. Sequence alignment, prediction of secondary structures, homology modelling
  13. Of the history of MD: differences between all these forcefields that we always talk about: GROMOS, CHARMM, OPLS, AMBER, GROMACS, GAFF...
  14. Molecular surfaces, NAccess

Past Theoretical Seminars

Determination of secondary structure elements (David Poger, 23.04.09)

Clustering methods (Itamar Kass, 30.10.08)