Refining Input Selection for Seamless GROMACS MD Simulations.

Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations are fundamental tools in computational molecular modeling. However, ensuring accurate results relies on the careful selection of input files. As a molecular modeler, you’ve likely faced the challenge of managing complex input structures from prior simulations…

Discover the Power of Extending SAMSON with Extensions

For molecular modelers, adaptability is often a lifeline. Each project comes with unique challenges, and the tools in hand must scale accordingly. This is where the modular architecture of SAMSON becomes invaluable. With its vast ecosystem of Extensions, SAMSON empowers…

How to Register Custom Monomers in SAMSON’s Polymer Builder

For molecular modelers, flexibility and precision in constructing custom polymers are critical. Whether you are designing synthetic chains for material science or tailoring biopolymers for simulation, the ability to register and manipulate base units (monomers) efficiently can significantly speed up…

Understanding Residue Secondary Structures in SAMSON

For molecular modelers, analyzing and categorizing the secondary structure of residues—such as distinguishing between alpha helices, beta strands, and unstructured regions—can be essential for insights into structural biology and biochemistry. SAMSON’s Node Specification Language (NSL) offers an intuitive and efficient…

Quickly Filter Specific Atoms in Molecular Models Using NSL

For molecular modelers, one of the recurring challenges is efficiently selecting specific types of atoms from vast molecular datasets. Whether you’re working on refining a protein model, analyzing reaction mechanisms, or identifying reactive centers, knowing how to filter precise atom…