33rd Molecular Modelling Workshop 2019     MGMS Logo
 





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Program

 

 

Program: Monday, April 8th 2019
 
11:00-13:00 Pre-conference workshop (Computer-Chemistry-Center, Nägelsbachstr. 25)  
11:00-14:00 Registration (Conference Location - Institute of Biochemistry, Fahrstr. 17)  
14:00-14:10 Welcome remarks / Agenda review  
14:10-14:40 L1: Svenja J. Wörner
Clarifying the role of 3-body correlations for determining optimal coarse-grained pair potentials
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14:40-15:10 L2: Christian R. Wick
From Force Fields to QM/MM and back: Modelling chemical change in coenzyme B12 dependent enzymes
Abstract
15:10-16:10 P1: Rochus Schmidt
Force fields for porous coordination polymers - a tricky business
Abstract
16:10-16:30 Coffee break  
16:30-17:00 L3: Tatu Lindroos
Digital Biology for Better Antibody-Drug Conjugates – Modelling Cell-Level Pharmacokinetics
Abstract
17:00-17:30 L4: Lukas Eberlein
Tautomerism of nucleic acid building blocks at ambient and extreme conditions
Abstract
17:30-18:00 L5: Dan Cannon
Performing Hit Identification and Lead Optimization at Very Large Scale
Abstract
18:00-19:00 Annual Meeting of the MGMS-DS e.V.  
19:30 Buffet - Dinner  
 
Program: Tuesday, April 09th 2019
 
08:30-09:00 L6: Christian A. Söldner
Binding of histamine to the H1 receptor: a molecular dynamics study
Abstract
09:00-09:30 L7: Ya Chen
NP-Scout: Machine Learning Models for the Identification and Visualization of the Natural Product-Likeness of Small Molecules
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09:30-10:00 L8: Julia B. Jasper
Thermodynamic signatures of protein hydration sites and their correlation with ligand features
Abstract
10:00-10:30 Coffee break & Conference photo  
10:30-11:00 L9: Andreas Klamt
COSMOplex: A new paradigm for simulating self-organizing systems
Abstract
11:00-12:00 P2: Ruth Brenk
Structure-based design of riboswitch ligands and selective NMT inhibitors
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12:00-13:30 Lunch  
13:30-14:15 Poster announcements  
14:15-15:30 Poster session  
15:30-16:00 L10: Tobias Klöffel
Boosting the Scalability of Car-Parrinello Molecular Dynamics for Large-Scale Simulations of Solid-Liquid Interfaces
Abstract
16:00-16:30 Coffee break  
16:30-17:00 L11: Christina de Bruyn Kops
Metabolite Structure Prediction Focused on the Cytochrome P450 Enzyme Family
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17:00-17:30 L12: Krzysztof K. Bojarski
Computational insights into procathepsin maturation mediated by glycosaminoglycans
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17:30-18:30 P3: Bernd Meyer
Chemistry at the solid-liquid interface
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19:00 Social Event at Unicum
(Carl-Thiersch-Straße 9, 91052 Erlangen, open in Google Maps)
 
 
Program: Wednesday, April 10th 2019
 
08:30-09:00 L13: Benedikt Frieg
Mechanism of fully-reversible, pH-sensitive inhibition of human glutamine synthetase by tyrosine nitration
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09:00-09:30 L14: Christina Nutschel
Large-scale analysis of protein thermostability and detergent tolerance
Abstract
09:30-10:00 L15: Max Niegl
Aero Engines, Computational Chemistry and REACH: How does that match together?
Abstract
10:00-10:30 Coffee break  
10:30-11:00 L16: Gunther Stahl
REAL-ly large-scale Virtual Screening - Traversing Enormous Regions of Chemical Space with the GPU and CPU
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11:00-11:30 L17: Till El Harrar
Comprehensive description of interactions of ionic liquid ions with BsLipA
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11:30-12:00 L18: Adrià Gil
Unravelling the Mechanisms of Cytotoxicity for Phenanthroline Derivatives: Interaction with DNA
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12:00-13:30 Lunch  
13:30-14:00 L19: Sebastian Gsänger
Vipster – A novel editor and visualization tool for periodic structures
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14:00-14:30 L20: Bernd Engels
Simulation of photo-induced processes at organic-organic interfaces
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14:30-15:30 P4: Matthias Bremer
Quantum Chemistry in the Design of Liquid Crystals for Display Applications
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15:30-16:00 Poster & Lecture awards, Closing  

Poster Session

Tuesday, April 09th, 15:30

 
P01 Yannic Alber
(Dortmund, Germany)
Localization of protein-ligand binding thermodynamics Abstract
 
P02   (retracted)  
 
P03 Frank R. Beierlein
(Erlangen, Germany)
A multi-technique approach to DNA structure determination Abstract
 
P04 Sebastian Bothe
(Würzburg, Germany)
Computational approaches to identify small-molecule inhibitors for the N-domain of p97 Abstract
 
P05 Dušan Ćoćić
(Kragujevac, Serbia)
Relative stability of homo- and hetero-bimetallic PD(II) and Pt(II) complexes compared to their mononuclear analogues Abstract
 
P06 Marcus Conrad
(Erlangen, Germany)
Design and optimization of mimetic peptide probes Abstract
 
P07 Lukas Eberlein
(Dortmund, Germany)
Tautomerism of nucleic acid building blocks at ambient and extreme conditions Abstract
 
P08 Till El Harrar
(Jülich, Germany)
Comprehensive description of interactions of ionic liquid ions with BsLipA Abstract
 
P09 David Gnandt
(Freiburg, Germany)
A dielectric theory view of biomolecular charge transfer Abstract
 
P10 Sonja C. Herdlinger
(Innsbruck, Austria)
Pharmacophore-based identification of chemical tool compounds inhibiting 17β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase 14 (17β-HSD14) Abstract
 
P11   (retracted)  
 
P12 Christophe Jardin
(Nürnberg, Germany)
Elucidating zinc binding to the voltage-gated proton channel hHv1 using computer simulations Abstract
 
P13 Tatu Lindroos
(Computational Chemistry & Biology)
Digital biology for better antibody-drug conjugates – modelling cell-level pharmacokinetics Abstract
 
P14   (retracted)  
 
P15 Tobias Müller
(Erlangen, Germany)
Adsorption of organic molecules with high dipole moment on the Au(111) surface Abstract
 
P16   (retracted)  
 
P17 Simon Schäfer
(Erlangen, Germany)
Computational analysis of human heavy chain CDR3 repertoires: the paradox of tyrosine rich antibodies in memory B cell repertoires Abstract
 
P18 Lars Schumann
(Dortmund, Germany)
Analysis of gating behavior and microscopic water structure in small viral K+-ion channels Abstract
 
P19 Nursel A. Selçuki
(Izmir, Turkey)
Intermolecular interactions between dopamine and promazine using computational methods Abstract
 
P20 Cenk Selçuki
(Izmir, Turkey)
Investigation of the tacrine-saccharin complex: a combined computational and experimental study Abstract
 
P21 Florian Song
(London, UK)
A novel methodology for encoding hydrophobic interactions in atomistic graphs constructed from biomolecular structures Abstract
 
P22 Anselm H.C. Horn
(Erlangen, Germany)
Role of N-terminal residues for structural stability of triangular Aβ40 fibrillar oligomers  
 
P23 Chetna Tyagi
(Szeged, Hungary)
Using accelerated molecular dynamics to retrieve conformational ensemble of alamethicin Abstract
 
P24 Navista S. O. Ujiantari
(Innsbruck, Austria)
Comparison of the pharmacophore features of agonists and antagonists in β3-adrenergic receptors Abstract
 
P25 David Wifling
(Regensburg, Germany)
Basal histamine H4 receptor activation: ligand mimicry by the diphenylalanine motif Abstract
 
P26 Florian Wullschläger
(Erlangen, Germany)
Atomistic simulations of chemical graphene exfoliation and carbon nanotube synthesis and of extended defects in bilayer graphene Abstract