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26 March 2021

A New Therapeutic Paradigm For Epilepsy

Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disease which affects around 50 million people of all ages worldwide [1]. The disease is characterised by recurrent seizures caused as a result of excessive electrical discharges in a group of brain cells. Epilepsy is non-contagious, and although there...

28 July 2023

electronRx moves to new premises to facilitate growth plans

Cambridge-based health tech company electronRx has moved into its new office within Compass House in Histon to facilitate its future expansion. ...

26 July 2023

DLOC partners with 42 Technology to develop ‘human-on-chip’ system

DLOC Biosystems (DLOC), a spin-out from the American University of Beirut, has appointed 42 Technology (42T) as a strategic product development partner to help bring its advanced 3D human-on-chip technology and fully-automated operating system to market. ...

25 July 2023

China's Manufacturing Industry & UK-China Collaboration

How important is the manufacturing industry to China’s economic growth and global competitiveness? And why is it still important for the UK and China to collaborate in manufacturing? This article details Chinese government policies and strategies and gives an overview of the current man...

25 July 2023

How to Film and Stream a Remote Event: A Comprehensive Guide

In today's digital age, hosting remote events has become a common practice for businesses, organizations, and individuals alike. Whether it's a celebration, webinar, conference, or an online workshop, the ability to film and stream a remote event seamlessly is crucial to engaging with y...

18 May 2023

Performing chemical modifications using the Library Enumerator in Flare™

Abstract The correct assignment of the tautomeric and protonation states of ligands is critical for successful molecular modeling experiments in both ligand-based and structure-based design approaches, as it may have a significant effect on the shape and electrostatic properties of the...

15 May 2023

Covalent docking in Flare™ V7: new covalent warheads

Docking in Flare™ is one of the platform’s most popular functions, providing its users with detailed feedback on new molecule designs, high enrichment in virtual screening, and excellent pose prediction. Flare V7 now includes an expanded choice and more flexibility within its avail...

11 May 2023

Flare™ V7 released: Access enhanced docking, better QSAR models and even more accurate FEP/ MD results

The new version 7 release of Cresset’s workbench for ligand-based and structure-based modelling is packed with new and enhanced scientific features and methods, including enhanced sampling of hydration patterns with Grand Canonical Nonequilibrium Candidate Monte Carlo (GCNCMC1) for mole...

9 May 2023

Allostery under the lens of molecular dynamics simulations

On Wednesday 26th April 2023, we sponsored a virtual session hosted by the Boston Area Group for Informatics and Modeling (BAGIM) and their equivalent group in San Diego, SAGIM. Professor Julien Michel, Professor of Biomolecular Simulation at The University of Edinburgh and member of C...

14 April 2023

Looking 'under the hood': using pyflare to streamline hit identification

Background Assessing the binding potency of millions of different compounds against a common protein target presents many challenges in a wet laboratory. Even with advanced lab robotics and automation platforms, wet laboratory high-throughput screening (HTS) is still hindered by time, ...

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