Processing Multiple Protein Structures Without the Headaches

Working with dozens (or hundreds) of PDB files can be a common challenge in computational biology and drug discovery. Whether you’re screening compounds, running molecular dynamics, or preparing datasets for machine learning, there’s one recurring issue: curating and prepping all…

What Happens When Atoms Go Missing in Crystals?

Crystal structures are often taught as perfect, repetitive lattices. But in actual materials, atoms are not always perfectly placed. Defects—such as missing atoms or substitutions—can significantly change the properties of a material, from conductivity to hardness. For molecular modelers trying…

A simple way to move your molecular view sideways

When creating animations of molecular systems, one of the recurring challenges is designing smooth and informative transitions between camera views. Do you ever find yourself manually adjusting the camera just to get that consistent slide across a molecule or complex…