Why Smart Periodic Box Setup Matters in CG MD Simulations

When setting up a coarse-grained (CG) molecular simulation, one of the most frequent stumbling blocks for modelers is improperly defined boundary conditions. A misconfigured periodic box can lead to unphysical interactions and ultimately unreliable results. In CG systems — particularly…

A Simpler Way to Hide Atoms in Molecular Animations

Molecular modelers and educators often face the challenge of drawing attention to specific regions of a molecule during presentations or animations. Whether you’re preparing a lecture, a publication figure, or an animation for collaboration, it’s sometimes essential to progressively hide…

Quickly Filter Molecules by Atom Counts in SAMSON

Working with large molecular systems often means searching through numerous molecules to identify the right structures for your simulations or analysis. A common task for molecular modelers is filtering molecules by the number of specific atoms they contain—for instance, selecting…