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Running Simulations with Your Own GROMACS Version in SAMSON

Molecular modelers often face a critical challenge when it comes to reproducibility and performance of molecular dynamics simulations. If your workflows rely on a customized or system-specific build of GROMACS—for example to support consistent academic publishing or ensure compatibility with…

Make molecules appear exactly when you need them in your animation

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In scientific animations, clarity of communication is crucial — especially when you’re trying to explain molecular structures, transitions, or reaction mechanisms. One challenge that often comes up in molecular modeling is how to control the appearance of specific molecular elements…

Making SAMSON Yours: A Guide to Customizing the Interface for Faster Molecular Modeling

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If you’ve ever found yourself juggling molecular structures in SAMSON while constantly switching between views, searching for commands, or resizing panes, you’re not alone. The default interface is powerful, but every molecular modeler has a workflow rhythm—and when the tools…

Zoom Without Reframing: Creating Focused Molecular Animations

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Molecular animations are a powerful way to communicate structure, dynamics, and key insights. But when generating camera motion for presentations or videos, there’s a common challenge: how to zoom into a region of interest without accidentally shifting the visual focus.…

From Disordered to Structured: Easily Animating Molecular Assembly in SAMSON

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When creating molecular presentations, one common challenge for researchers and educators is how to depict the transformation from scattered molecules to a structured complex. Whether you’re preparing a video abstract, a talk, or an educational resource, showing a molecule self-organizing…

Creating Your Own SAMSON Extension: A Practical Introduction for Molecular Modelers

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For many molecular modelers, integrating custom algorithms, visualization styles, or workflows into a simulation platform can be a major challenge. Whether you’ve created a new force field, designed a specific selection tool, or wish you could automate certain tasks across…

Easily Filter Molecular Backbones by Atom Counts in SAMSON

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Molecular modelers often need to identify specific structural patterns across large systems. Whether you’re working on large proteins, synthetic polymers, or coarse-grained models, it’s common to need quick answers to questions like: “Which backbones have more than 10 carbon atoms?”…

Speeding Up Molecular Visualization with Custom Visual Presets

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Setting up visualizations for complex molecular systems often takes time—especially when you want consistent style, clarity, and precision across multiple structures or sessions. Whether you’re preparing a publication figure, exploring protein-ligand interactions, or showing a dynamic process to students, you’ve…

Making Molecular Presentations Feel Like Slides

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When preparing presentations for molecular modeling work, researchers often face the challenge of controlling the pace of their animations. Whether you’re demonstrating a binding process, highlighting conformational changes, or transitioning between topics in a research talk, timing is critical. A…

Simplify Your Molecular Modeling Workflow by Customizing the SAMSON Interface

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When working on complex molecular systems, staying organized and minimizing distraction is key. Many molecular modelers struggle with cluttered interfaces or inefficient workflows because the tools they use don’t adapt to how they think or work. Fortunately, SAMSON offers extensive…