Hello Dear Readers!!

Looong time no blog posts! I apologize for my absence this summer. There has been a LOT of traveling. I promise an update on all that’s been happening with me and with MVP Modeling Solutions in the past 5 months, shortly.

Meanwhile I wanted to give a head’s-up to all of you attending the American Chemical Society Boston meeting this week. I am organizing one of the sessions at the meeting called: Computer Modeling: The Wave of the Future. We have a great variety of wonderful speakers for this session – intention of all of the talks is to provide more information on computer simulation and modeling in sciences and engineering.

Below is the schedule for the talks (to be presented on Thursday, August 26^th). We tried to make sure that there is something for everyone at this session – from modeling of bio-materials to information on patenting of computer simulations (which I am personally very interested in hearing).

I hope to see some of you in Boston this week (please say “hi” if you’re there).

Keep an eye out for a “Where has Masha been?” blog post (or maybe even a Vlog (video blog – term learned from my teenage son:)).

Cheers!

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Computer Modeling: The Wave of the Future and its Benefits for Small Business Owners

Location: Boston Convention & Exhibition Center

Room: Room 212

Cosponsored by: CINF, COMP, PROF

Duration: 8:30 am - 12:55 pm

8:30 am Introductory Remarks

8:35 am Best practices in scientific computer modeling Dr. Masha V Petrova

9:05 am New wave of computational tools for the leads selection in biomedical industry

Dr. Aurora D. Costache PhD, Prof. Doyle D. Knight PhD, Prof. Joachim Kohn

9:35 am Computational modeling of soft condensed matter and biomaterials

Dr. Jayeeta Ghosh

10:05 am First-principles computational approach for the characterization and design of novel organic electronic materials

Roel S Sanchez-Carrera PhD, Prof. Alan Aspuru-Guzik

10:35 am Intermission

10:50 am Recent advances in structure-based drug design

Woody Sherman

11:20 am Computer simulation of ligand binding to a flexible protein target

Dr Philip W Payne

11:50 am FAST Predictions of protein stability and flexibility

Prof. Dennis R. Livesay, Dr. Hui Wang, Prof. Donald J. Jacobs

12:20 pm Patentability of computer simulations and models

Noah Malgeri

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