Open Force Field Initiative
@openforcefield
An open source, open science, and open data approach to better biomolecular force fields.
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http://openforcefield.org 08-10-2018 18:49:44
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This preprint from Riniker lab @ ETHZ has some nice comparison of our Sage force field with other force fields. Sage is performing quite well in their data! chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxi…
We should be all set for the Open Force Field Initiative workshop at the CCPBioSim training week with Matt Thompson🤞 See you in Leeds / zoom tomorrow if you're registered! 💻
Researchers in Michael Shirts lab (including an undergrad researcher, Connor Davel!) have been adapting components of the Open Force Field Toolkit to parameterize general organic polymers for simulation, including heteropolymers. Check out the preprint! chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxi…
Tim Duignan We've already built it, thanks to an awesome collaboration between MolSSI Open Force Field Initiative OpenMM! Check out the QCArchive, which contains millions of quantum chemical calculations already: qcarchive.molssi.org
Gave an invited talk a few weeks back at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center on alchemiscale (github.com/openforcefield…), and how we're working to scale out alchemical free energy calculations to support open data antiviral discovery for ASAP Discovery via Folding@home.
On Friday (April 5), the MolSSI QCArchive/OpenFF server logged over 1.09 million completed calculations in 24 hours--over 12 per sec, for creating better forcefields by Open Force Field Initiative. 🙏to the National Research Platform for supplying all the compute for this important endeavor!
You can now read about some of Open Force Field Initiative's open research practices, including the industry benchmark and BespokeFit software development, in Joshua Horton's prize winning case study: ncl.ac.uk/mediav8/librar…