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Chemical Computing Group Inc. (CCG) announced the general release of the 2022.02 version of the Molecular Operating Environment (MOE). The 2022.02 release contains new technologies for scFv and Custom Antibody Homology Models, GPU-Acceleration, Hydrogen Mass Repartitioning and also Database Viewer Enhancements.

Chemical Computing Group Inc. (CCG) announced the general release of the 2022.02 version of the Molecular Operating Environment (MOE). The 2022.02 release contains new technologies for scFv and Custom Antibody Homology Models, GPU-Acceleration, Hydrogen Mass Repartitioning and also Database Viewer Enhancements.

The software developer Schrödinger continuously strive to develop scientific solutions that push the boundaries of molecular design and are delighted to share enhanced drug discovery and materials workflows in Schrödinger’s 2024-1 software release.

Chemical Computing Group has presented the 2015 release of the Molecular Operating Environment (MOE). The 2015.10 version of MOE contains user interface enhancements for protein modeling and new scientific applications for computer-aided molecular design.

Chemical Computing Group (CCG) is pleased to announce the release of MOE 2019.01 is a leading drug discovery software platform that integrates visualization, modeling and simulations, as well as methodology development, in one package. This release includes a variety of new features, enhancements and changes.

The software developer Schrödinger continuously strive to develop scientific solutions that push the boundaries of molecular design and are delighted to share enhanced drug discovery and materials workflows in Schrödinger’s 2024-1 software release.

The software developer Schrödinger continuously strive to develop scientific solutions that push the boundaries of molecular design and are delighted to share enhanced drug discovery and materials workflows in Schrödinger’s 2023-2 software release.

Schrödinger, LLC. pleased to announce Schrödinger software release 2020-3. This quarterly release includes usability improvements and performance enhancements across all of our software.

Molecular visualization programs have become extremely valuable tools in many fields of science including computational chemistry and structural biology. They allow us to visualize and analyze the structure of molecules such as proteins, nucleic acids, and small organic molecules to a level of detail and customization that would be otherwise impossible to reach in a laboratory.

The software developer Schrödinger continuously strive to develop scientific solutions that push the boundaries of molecular design and are delighted to share enhanced drug discovery and materials workflows in Schrödinger’s 2022-4 software release.