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Avoid Email Chaos: Organize Your Molecular Modeling Projects with SAMSON Groups

When working on complex molecular modeling projects, collaboration is often essential—but keeping things organized can be a real challenge. Instead of digging through email threads or trying to manage shared folders across different platforms, SAMSON Connect offers a much more…

An Easier Way to Build Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes for Simulations

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Creating realistic models of complex nanostructures, such as multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs), can be a time-consuming challenge for molecular modelers. Whether you’re exploring molecular transport, testing drug delivery systems, or simulating electronic properties, manually building these nanotubes atom-by-atom is impractical.…

Which Symmetry Group Should You Choose in Large Protein Assemblies?

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When working with large biological complexes like viral capsids or multimeric proteins, symmetry can be both a powerful advantage and a subtle challenge. Detecting symmetry accelerates simulation workflows, but modelers often face an important decision after automatic detection: which symmetry…

Quickly Show or Hide Molecular Presentations with NSL Filters

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Working on complex biomolecular systems often requires navigating through dozens — sometimes hundreds — of graphical elements: molecules, representations, overlays, labels, and more. When viewing becomes cluttered, productivity and clarity drop. That’s why visibility control is essential in molecular modeling…

Pausing Molecular Storytelling with Precision: Using the Stop Animation in SAMSON

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When presenting complex molecular mechanisms, clarity and pacing matter. Introducing a new structure, showcasing an interaction, or highlighting a conformational change requires timing that matches your narrative—especially when explaining concepts to students, collaborators, or during scientific talks. That’s where the…

Need to Move Your Molecular View Vertically? Try the Pedestal Camera Effect

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When you’re preparing animations of molecular systems, visual flow matters. Maybe you’re showcasing an assembly of biomolecules or walking your collaborators through a long supramolecular structure. In these cases, moving the viewpoint smoothly along your structure — not around it…

Fine-tuning Molecules in SAMSON: How to Quickly Edit and Customize Analogs

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When working on lead optimization or virtual screening in molecular design, it’s common to generate multiple analogs of a candidate molecule. But once you’ve created these potential variants, how do you efficiently refine, edit, or investigate them without leaving your…

Quickly Select and Control Chain Visibility in Molecular Models

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When working with complex biomolecular systems, it’s common to navigate and manipulate multiple chains alongside other structural groups. Whether you’re preparing publication-quality visuals, analyzing specific interactions, or just trying to declutter your scene, being able to selectively show or hide…

A Clearer Story: Gradually Revealing Atoms in Molecular Animations

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When illustrating complex molecular systems, the way you present your data can make a big difference. Whether you’re explaining interactions within a protein or visualizing assembly processes in a material, clarity matters. One common problem modelers face is how to…

Take Full Control of Molecular Presentations by Stopping at Key Frames

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When you’re preparing a molecular animation to explain your research, showcase a protein-ligand interaction, or present a simulation workflow, timing is everything. A smooth animation is great—but what if you want to pause and provide more context, discuss a mechanism,…