Understanding and Modeling Defects in Diamond Crystals

Defects in crystals are a key area of interest for molecular modelers and researchers. These defects can affect the physical, electronic, and optical properties of materials, making them critical to understand and model accurately. In this blog post, we’ll explore…

How to Minimize a Specific Part of a Molecule

For molecular modelers, achieving precision in structural refinement can be a recurring challenge, particularly when focusing on specific parts of a molecule while leaving other areas untouched. SAMSON, the integrative molecular design platform, provides an effective solution for such cases…

Visualizing Molecular Paths with 2D Density Maps

For molecular modelers, understanding the most visited regions in complex coordinate spaces can be a challenging task. The 2D density map feature in SAMSON’s Path Analyzer offers a powerful way to uncover patterns in your data by analyzing the density…

Streamlining Molecular Simulations with Exported Atom Trajectories

Analyzing the movement of atoms during molecular simulations is essential for understanding dynamic processes such as ligand binding/unbinding, reaction mechanisms, or conformational changes in biomolecules. However, exporting specific atom trajectories for further analysis can be a challenging task for molecular…

Effortlessly Capture Molecular Images in SAMSON

As a molecular modeler, you’ve likely faced the challenge of effectively communicating your findings to others. Whether it’s preparing a presentation, publishing a paper, or simply sharing a visualization with colleagues, capturing high-quality images of molecular systems is critical. In…