How to Simulate Defects in Diamond Structures Using SAMSON

Defects play a major role in the properties of crystalline materials: they can influence conductivity, hardness, optical behavior, and more. Yet, modeling them can be time-consuming if you’re not equipped with the right tools. If you’re exploring how imperfections affect…

How to find atoms near residues using NSL in SAMSON

One of the most repetitive (and error-prone) tasks in molecular modeling is selecting atoms or groups of atoms located close to a residue, a ligand, or a functional group. Whether you’re preparing a simulation, inspecting an interaction site, or filtering…

What Histogram Shapes Reveal in PMF Analysis

When performing Potential of Mean Force (PMF) calculations, one of the most overlooked yet critical steps is the assessment of histogram coverage. If you’ve ever struggled to understand whether your simulation results are actually telling you the whole story, this…

Faster Nanostructure Design with Pattern Editors in SAMSON

Anyone who builds molecular systems knows how time-consuming and repetitive it can be to manually duplicate and arrange atomic units in nanoscale patterns. Whether you’re modeling a nanotube, assembling a biomolecular superstructure, or creating a mesoscopic material, controlling the arrangement…

Your Scientific Profile is More Than a Username

In a world where collaboration in molecular modeling is increasingly international and digital, it matters how easily others can find and connect with you. Whether you’re analyzing protein-ligand interactions, designing materials, or running simulations in the cloud, having a visible—and…

Creating Molecular Docking Animations Without Code

One of the common challenges in molecular modeling is demonstrating how ligands or molecular fragments interact with a receptor in a clear and dynamic way. While molecular docking offers powerful insights, animating these docking events to communicate mechanisms to colleagues…