Unlocking New Molecular Modeling Capabilities with SAMSON Apps

Setting up and running complex molecular simulations can often require a combination of software tools, each with distinct formats, workflows, or interfaces. For molecular modelers, this fragmentation can become a time sink—slowing down exploration and discovery. If you’ve ever thought,…

A Simpler Way to Track Molecular Simulations in the Cloud

If you’re a molecular modeler juggling simulations across heavy-duty software like AlphaFold, GROMACS, or NVIDIA BioNeMo services, you’ve probably experienced the headaches of managing multiple jobs: locating results, checking progress, and syncing data across workstations. This can become tedious—especially if…

How to Select Terminal Residues in SAMSON with NSL

When analyzing biomolecular structures, it’s often essential to identify and isolate terminal residues—those at the ends of polymer chains, such as the N-terminal or C-terminal amino acids in proteins. Whether you’re preparing a system for simulation, cleaning up a model,…

Easier Than You Think: Adding and Removing SAMSON Extensions

Many molecular modelers appreciate having specialized tools for specific simulations, from free energy estimation to advanced visualization techniques. But customizing your environment without wasting time or disrupting your scientific workflow can be a challenge. That’s where SAMSON Connect’s Extension Marketplace…

Facing Multiple Symmetries? Here’s How to Choose the Right One

When working with large biological assemblies in molecular modeling, symmetry can unlock valuable speed-ups and insights. But with size comes ambiguity: large protein complexes often exhibit multiple plausible symmetry groups. If you’ve ever asked yourself “Which symmetry should I use?”,…