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If you have a question about this list, please contact: . If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 11 talks in the archive. Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group Development of a sequence-dependent coarse-grained model for probing protein aggregation1st Year PhD Report https://zoom.us/j/97189750171?pwd=RlppL21lSFJnVkwwSG4xeTE3a0NWQT09 Meeting ID: 971 8975 0171 Passcode: 320880
Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group Designing multiphase biomolecular condensatesFirst Year PhD Report https://zoom.us/j/97189750171?pwd=RlppL21lSFJnVkwwSG4xeTE3a0NWQT09 Meeting ID: 971 8975 0171 Passcode: 320880
Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group The role played by interactions in the assembly of active colloids: Discovering dynamic laws from observations.https://zoom.us/j/97189750171?pwd=RlppL21lSFJnVkwwSG4xeTE3a0NWQT09 Meeting ID: 971 8975 0171 Passcode: 320880
Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group Programmable Folding of Droplet Colloidomershttps://zoom.us/j/97189750171?pwd=RlppL21lSFJnVkwwSG4xeTE3a0NWQT09 Meeting ID: 971 8975 0171 Passcode: 320880
Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group The many phases of Filinov filtration: mixed-limit semiclassical dynamicshttps://zoom.us/j/97189750171?pwd=RlppL21lSFJnVkwwSG4xeTE3a0NWQT09 Meeting ID: 971 8975 0171 Passcode: 320880
Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group UNICORN (UNIted COarse gRaiNed) Force Fieldhttps://zoom.us/j/97189750171?pwd=RlppL21lSFJnVkwwSG4xeTE3a0NWQT09 Meeting ID: 971 8975 0171 Passcode: 320880
Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group Bringing Quantum Mechanics for Electrons and Nuclei to Larger Scaleshttps://zoom.us/j/97412460697?pwd=SkZzdjZGNFUyakg2RkpwMnRCWkZ3dz09 Meeting ID: 974 1246 0697 Passcode: 804768
Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group Designing an Advanced Cancer Therapeutic Protein (GABPA Binding Inhibitor) Using an Artificial Intelligence-based DNA Binding Protein Design system.https://zoom.us/j/96081156517?pwd=dmVGcVdDMXYvcVljdjVUQVIrd3F3QT09 Meeting ID: 960 8115 6517 Passcode: 135523
Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group A computational model for protein phase separation: hnRNPA1 as a case studyhttps://zoom.us/j/96081156517?pwd=dmVGcVdDMXYvcVljdjVUQVIrd3F3QT09 Meeting ID: 960 8115 6517 Passcode: 135523
Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group Machine Learning for Molecular Simulation - from Quantum Chemistry to Protein DynamicsJoin Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/91726565686?pwd=cmpNYmswRlRRamgycGhiT29jSE44UT09 Meeting ID: 917 2656 5686 Passcode: 592709
Theory - Chemistry Research Interest Group Development of a transferable coarse-grained model for biomolecular phase-separation with near-quantitative accuracy.1st Year PhD Report https://zoom.us/j/97218330219?pwd=cm5obGVnMVJ1RmZML3Rtc1RNRlc1dz09 Meeting ID: 972 1833 0219 Passcode: 540145
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Wednesday 16 November 2022, 15:00-15:30