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Recorded webinars available from the 3rd Life Sciences Bootcamp of Schrodinger

6/22/2016

Schrodinger, Inc recently organized a series of webinars for computer-aided drug design using their Suite modules. The recordings for this webinar series are now available for viewing.
Please note that you will need a schrodinger.com web account to access the recording. Request a web account.
The available webinars are listed below

WaterMap: Using Water Energetics for Lead Optimization
Dr. Thomas Steinbrecher
Applications Scientist
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An Introduction to the New Maestro - Maestro 11
Laura Beck
Maestro 11 Development Team
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Quicktime Recording

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Exploring Methods for Conformer Searching
Dr. Jas Bhachoo
Director, Scientific Support
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Quicktime Recording

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An Introduction to FEP+
Dr. Thijs Beuming
Applications Scientist
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Quicktime Recording

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Exploring Methods for Library Design
Dr. Jas Bhachoo
Applications Scientist
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An Introduction to International Intellectual Property

6/15/2016

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Global Intellectual Property and Medicinal Chemistry Strategies, with ACS Webinars®
Free, weekly online event from ACS Webinars®

Global Patents: An Introduction to International Intellectual Property
Thursday, June 16, 2016, 2:00-3:00 PM ET
Intellectual property can be a key business asset for any entity and can provide significant commercial value. Kazim Agha, Partner at Ridout & Maybee LLP., will provide a brief introduction to patents, types of patents, and criteria for assessing patentability. This will be followed by a discussion on the different routes to global patent protection, with a discourse on the pros and cons of the different routes.

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What should be included in a small molecule library to be used for drug discovery?

6/2/2016

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Collaborative Drug Discovery is a
CDD’s May Town Hall Webinar explored how the selection of optimal chemical libraries can improve the drug discovery process.Guided by a distinguished panel of speakers, this Town Hall style webinar challenged our panelists, as well as the audience, to think hard about what should be included in an optimal small molecule library and to consider what would be “universally desirable” screening molecules.

If you missed the lively discussion between Michelle Arkin (UCSF) and Nick Skelton (Genentech), the recording is now available. These panelists shared their industrial and academic experiences as chemists and biologists by covering topics such as the:

effectiveness of PAINS filters, Bioassay Ontology, and the importance of chemical diversity;
impact of emerging technologies (encoded libraries, mixtures, SPR) on optimal library selection; and
utilization of molecule subsets most desirable for protein-protein interactions, fragment-based screens, and HTS.

Even if you attended the webinar, visit the blog for some excellent new information... during the webinar, the audience asked many great questions that could not be answered due to time constraints. Check out the blog post for answers to these questions.

If you enjoyed this webinar, please stay tuned for our next webinar announcement (coming in Q3)!

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Recorded webinars available from the 3rd Life Sciences Bootcamp of Schrodinger

An Introduction to International Intellectual Property

What should be included in a small molecule library to be used for drug discovery?

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