Quickly Find What You Need: Filtering Segments in SAMSON with NSL

When working with complex molecular systems, the ability to quickly identify and filter molecular segments based on specific characteristics is a tremendous time-saver. Whether you’re studying a large protein, a material surface, or a supramolecular assembly, scrolling manually through hundreds…

How to Find Nearby Atoms Using Proximity in SAMSON

One of the common tasks in molecular modeling is identifying which atoms or residues are close to one another. This is essential for analyzing interactions, binding pockets, or potential clashes. However, manually browsing molecular structures to find such proximities can…