1/ We're excited to announce that @open_rss is joining the Open Molecular Software Foundation (@openmsf)!
We’re building the AI & software infrastructure to let structural bio break free of static coordinate models.
OMSF will provide our foundation to grow, collaborate, scale.
This is the future, the way real proteins work to process information and energy -- we are looking forward to seeing experimental (wet-lab) validation of the designs!
Binder design has come of age thanks to generative models—but how can we access the wider array of dynamic, multistate protein functions, so elegantly employed by nature?
@mihirbafna14 and I are excited to share SwitchCraft, a framework for designing such functions. (1/7)
What's the future of structural biology look like? Our very own reciprocal astronaut Alisia Fadini recently joined Jay Chodaparambil, @AdamsCioaba , @RoehmRobin and Derek Low for a panel on the future of SBDD in Boston at #IBA2026 to discuss exactly that!
Amazing work from the #openbind team -- first data and model release from the world's biggest structure generating initiative.
We're looking forward to working together to get those datasets modeled as quickly, automatically, and accurately as possible!
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