Filtering Structural Groups by Partial Charge in SAMSON

When analyzing molecular structures, it’s often essential to isolate specific components based on their electrostatic properties. One such useful property is the partial charge. Whether you’re studying intermolecular interactions, preparing calculations, or creating educational models, being able to efficiently find…

Organize Molecular Structures Effortlessly with Folders in SAMSON

Managing complex molecular models—especially those involving large biomolecular systems, multiple ligands, or reference structures—can become overwhelming. Most molecular modelers have faced the frustration of cluttered data views, accidentally hiding key elements, or applying actions to unintended parts of a model.…

Why You Should Minimize Your Ligands Before Docking

If you’ve ever docked a ligand library and received unimpressive binding poses, misleading scores, or just downright strange conformations, there’s a high chance the source was not AutoDock Vina itself—but the ligands you fed into it. One of the most…

From SMILES to 3D Structures in Seconds with SAMSON

For molecular modelers, one recurring task is converting SMILES strings into full 3D molecular geometries. Whether you’re analyzing ligand conformations or preparing a virtual screening campaign, the ability to quickly visualize realistic 3D models from SMILES can save hours of…

Save Time with Custom Visual Presets in Molecular Modeling

One of the most time-consuming tasks in molecular modeling is consistently producing clear and accurate representations of complex molecular systems. Switching representations, tweaking visibility, adjusting colors, labeling atoms — these repetitive steps can quickly stack up, especially when working on…