Computational structural biology
Computational Biology, Biochemistry and workshop by Rommie Amaro, Birte Höcker, Jan Kosinski and 2 more
About
This EMBO Workshop examines how computational structural biology is moving from static structure prediction toward molecular dynamics, ensembles, biological context and design. Six scientific sessions cover integrative all-atom models and assemblies; nucleic acids and their protein interactions; physics-based simulations; machine-learned dynamics; biomolecular design and drug discovery; and function, evolution and mechanism. The programme combines invited and abstract-selected talks with a round-table discussion, posters, a job fair and networking. Two sessions focus on dynamics, alongside expanded nucleic-acid and biological applications. The meeting takes place at EMBL Heidelberg with virtual attendance available. Registration has not yet opened.
Organisers
- Rommie Amaro, University of California, San Diego, USA
- Birte Höcker, University of Bayreuth, Germany
- Jan Kosinski, EMBL Hamburg, Germany
- Janani Durairaj, University of Basel, Switzerland
- Martin Steinegger, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
Topics
- molecular dynamics
- structure prediction
- integrative all-atom models
- nucleic acids
- protein interactions
- machine-learned dynamics
- biomolecular design
- drug discovery