A Clean Way to Add Slides as Backgrounds in Molecular Animations

Creating polished molecular presentations often requires more than just smooth transitions and camera paths. A common challenge for molecular modelers is how to blend scientific content with presentation slides to create a seamless, communicative experience. Whether you’re preparing a conference…

What to Do When Your Protein Has More Than One Symmetry

When working with large biological assemblies, symmetry detection can accelerate model simplification and simulation preparation. But what if your system doesn’t fit neatly into a single symmetry category? This is a common problem when dealing with complex structures like viral…

Opening Your Favorite Molecular Formats in SAMSON

Working with collaborators or datasets from different software tools often means dealing with a variety of molecular file formats. If you’ve ever tried to view or edit a specific file in your molecular modeling platform only to realize it’s not…

Making Molecular Elements Appear Seamlessly in Animations

When creating molecular animations to highlight specific steps in a mechanism, processes in a simulation, or structural features of a complex system, precise control over visibility can make or break the effectiveness of your presentation. One common challenge that many…

Quickly Filter Molecular Folders by Atom Counts in SAMSON

Filtering and analyzing large molecular datasets can quickly become overwhelming, especially when you’re looking for structures with specific characteristics like atom counts, element compositions, or number of chains. For researchers and molecular modelers dealing with large projects inside SAMSON, locating…