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OpenBind’s First Data and Model Release

Lack of data has hampered the building of models to accurately predict binding affinity so I'm sure everyone is super excited to see the first tranche of data from...

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nanoFold a Protein Folding Data-Efficiency Competition

An interesting way to look for better biological foundation models. The core bet is simple: biological data is expensive. Text and image models...

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PyChem-Pro

I've just added PyChem-Pro to the list of cheminformatics toolkits https://macinchem.org/2023/02/17/open-source-cheminformatics-toolkits/ PyChem is a desktop chemistry application and Python library that combines molecular...

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Open Source Cheminformatics Toolkits

When I wrote the article entitled A few thoughts on scientific software one of the responses I got was that people did not know about the existence of open-source chemistry...

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