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Molecular mechanics

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Density Functional Theory: Summary
Summarizes Generalized Gradient Approximations, Meta-GGAs, Hybrid functionals, First-Principles Molecular Dynamics, QM/MM simulations, and important features of Quantum Chemistry calculations.
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Explores molecular dynamics simulations, emphasizing force fields, water models, and parameterization methods.
Deep Generative Models in Drug Discovery
Explores the application of deep generative models in drug discovery, focusing on designing small molecules and optimizing molecular structures.
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Covers the basics of Molecular Dynamics, including Verlet integrator and periodic boundary conditions.
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Covers theory and practical applications of protein folding simulations using molecular dynamics, focusing on solvent effects and analysis of folding dynamics.
Materials Science: Elasticity and Structures
Explores the properties of materials, elasticity, crystal structures, and polymers.
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