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A @SpringerNature journal on mathematical models and computational methods/tools that help advance science in multiple disciplines.
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Joined April 2020
Out now! @AlissaHummer, @OPIGlets and colleagues present Graphinity, a method to predict change in antibody-antigen binding affinity (ββG). Featuring synthetic datasets of ~1 million FoldX-generated and >20,000 Rosetta Flex ddG-generated ββG values!.
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Out now! @hellen42085170 and colleagues present RNAsmol, a sequence-based framework for predicting RNA-small molecule interactions. #DrugDiscovery. π
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A Perspective from @gabepgomes and colleagues in @gpggrp covers the opportunities for LLMs to advance chemical research and the challenges that must be overcome to effectively use LLMs as scientific partners. @CMU_Chem @CMU_ChemE. π
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π’@XuhuiHuangChem and colleagues present MEMnets, combining statistical mechanics theory with DL to find the slowest collective variables for biomolecular dynamics. @UWMadisonChem, @datascience_uw, @TCI_UW_Madison, @UWMadisonLS π
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An accompanying News & Views by Narendra Dixit is also available for this paper! @iiscbangalore π
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π’@du_hongru, @TexasDownUnder, @Ya47994868123, and colleagues from @JHUSystems introduce a framework that adapts LLMs to predict disease trends, offering forecasts for effective public health responses. π
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π’@TianyuZhu_0903 and colleagues develop a DL model to predict ground-state and photophysical properties of molecules and nanomaterials, achieving beyond-DFT accuracy with high data efficiency. π
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π’Alain Destexhe and colleagues from @NeuroPSI_saclay introduce a computational framework to study how molecular changes impact brain activity.
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π’@russellfunk and @Xiangting_Wu discuss a recent framework that characterizes innovations that both disrupt earlier works and serve as stable foundations for subsequent development. ππ
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π’@stfeuerriegel, @rayidghani, @MihaelaVDS, @fraukolos, and colleagues argue in a Comment that reliable algorithms for decision-making need to build upon causal reasoning. π
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