Seminarios 2021


Programa

7 de Abril – COVID
  • Structure-based drug discovery against the SARS-CoV-2 macrodomain from fragments to leads. Stefan Gahbauer. Postdoctoral Researcher. University of California San Francisco.
    Artículo relacionado: 1.
  • In situ structural analysis of SARS-CoV-2 spike reveals flexibility mediated by three hinges. Mateusz Sikora. Postdoctoral Researcher. Max Planck Institute of Biophysics, Frankfurt, Germany.
    Artículo relacionado: 1.
16 de Junio - Industria
  • The use of virtual reality in pre-clinical drug discovery programs. Wilian Cortopassi.  Novartis Institute for Biomedical Research.
    Video relacionado: 1.
    Artículos relacionados: 1 y 2.
  • Use of molecular dynamics simulations and sequence analysis in the field of enzyme engineering in industry. Leonardo De Maria. AstraZeneca, Suecia.
    Video relacionado: 1.
    Artículos relacionados: 1 y 2.
  • Introduction to the Computational Materials Science Program at the Center for Innovation on New Energies. Juarez Da Silva. University of Sao Paulo. Center for Innovation on New Energies. Brazil.
21 de Julio – Machine Learning
  • Machine learning coarse-grained force fields. Brooke Husic. Princeton University.
    Artículos relacionados: 1
  • Integrated methods for the development of peptide and protein therapeutics. Philip Kim. University of Toronto.
    Artículos relacionados: 1 y 2.
25 de Agosto – Membranas
  • Multi-scale modeling of membrane pores. Martín Vögele. Stanford University.
  • Computational approaches to study protein-protein interactions regulating the expression and function of membrane proteins. Ariela Vergara. University of Talca, Chile.
27 de Octubre – GROMACS
  • The genesis of GROMACS and the future of molecular dynamics. Erik Lindahl. Professor of Biophysics at the Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics. Science for Life Laboratory, Stockholm University.
01 de Diciembre – Trabajos hechos en Colombia 2021
  • MCardiolipin prevents pore formation in bacterial membrane models. Cristian Rocha. Universidad de Antioquia.
  • Relative Group Contribution (RGC) Model as an Innovative Strategy. Andrés Felipe Vásquez Jiménez. Universidad de los Andes.
  • Dorian Acevedo. Universidad de los Andes.