If you’re a molecular modeler, chances are you’ve encountered situations where you need to model multiple replicas of the same protein to simulate complex systems or processes. Ensuring each structure is consistent, correctly numbered, and easy to work with can…

Molecular modelers often face a common challenge: managing computationally intensive simulations on local machines. This not only slows down workflows but can also overwhelm system resources, especially for large models. The GROMACS Wizard in SAMSON offers an intuitive solution by…

When working on molecular modeling projects, navigating complex molecular structures can be a challenge. If you frequently switch between different views—like moving between a close-up of a specific region and a full structural overview—you’ll love the ability to use multiple…

Molecular modeling often involves presenting complex structures in an engaging and comprehensive way to share insights with peers, students, or stakeholders. However, managing motion, highlighting key molecular structures, or creating professional-looking presentations can be time-consuming and technically challenging. Fortunately, SAMSON,…

Molecular modeling often necessitates precise visualization to analyze systems from specific angles or perspectives. Adjusting viewpoints, especially when looking along a horizontal plane, can be tedious if done manually. That’s where Truck Camera animation in SAMSON becomes a game-changer. This…

Protein docking is a critical task in molecular modeling, often requiring a delicate balance between speed and accuracy. For molecular modelers working with the Hex Extension in SAMSON, understanding and leveraging the range angles feature can make all the difference…