Turning Trajectories into Batch Simulations in SAMSON

Setting up molecular dynamics (MD) simulations for a series of conformations can be a tedious task—especially when you want to explore how small differences in protein structure affect simulation outcomes. Manually preparing each conformation for simulation increases setup time and…

Changing Multiple Atom Positions in One Go in SAMSON

One of the repetitive and time-consuming tasks in molecular modeling is adjusting the positions of atoms in a structure. Whether you’re building a molecular system from scratch or making structural corrections, moving atoms individually can become a bottleneck. Fortunately, SAMSON’s…

Avoiding Solvent Clashes in Coarse-Grained MD Systems

When preparing coarse-grained (CG) systems for molecular dynamics simulations using the MARTINI force field, one common issue is improper solvation. CG water models like Martini water represent multiple water molecules as one bead (typically 4:1), which drastically changes spatial interactions…

Using GROMACS Simulations in the Cloud Without Installing Anything

Running molecular dynamics simulations has never been more accessible—until it’s time to install, compile, and configure tools like GROMACS on your personal machine. This often becomes a time-consuming process, especially when working across multiple operating systems or hardware environments. For…