Research Articles
From Quantum Whispers to Molecular Motion: The Multiscale Magic of Force Fields
Explore how force fields bridge quantum mechanics to bulk material properties through multiscale modeling, from ab initio calculations to molecular-based equations of state.
Capturing Molecular Movies: How Ultrafast X-Rays Reveal Chemistry in Motion
Discover how ultrafast X-ray methods are revolutionizing our ability to observe molecular dynamics in real-time, from femtosecond bond changes to protein structural transformations.
Cracking Life's Code: Supercharged Simulations Reveal Molecules in Motion
Discover how scalable atomistic modeling tools with chemical reactivity are revolutionizing life sciences by revealing molecular dynamics at atomic scale.
The Double-Edged Gene: How a Tiny DNA Change Protects Against Some Diseases While Fueling Others
Exploring the rs35667974 polymorphism in the IFIH1 gene and its dual role in autoimmune diseases through structural biology insights.
The Molecular Tango: How a Cancer Drug Finds Its Ride in Our Bloodstream
Exploring how letrozole, a breast cancer drug, interacts with Human Serum Albumin for effective drug delivery through spectroscopic and molecular modeling techniques.
The Ultimate Molecular Movie: Capturing Chemistry at Light Speed
Exploring ultrafast molecular dynamics through quantum, semiclassical, and classical approaches in light-matter interactions.
Mastering the Molecular Dance: New Frontiers in Controlling Life's Building Blocks
Exploring revolutionary methods to control molecular assembly with breakthroughs in medicine, energy, and quantum technology.
Unlocking the Viral Vault: Engineering Icosahedral Viruses to Deliver Custom Genetic Cargo
Discover how scientists are reprogramming icosahedral viruses to deliver therapeutic genetic payloads for next-generation medicine.
The Immortal Engram: How Memories Survive Brain Remodeling, Regeneration, and Rebirth
Exploring how memories persist through extreme brain transformations including regeneration, metamorphosis, and hibernation, with implications for treating neurological disorders.
The Molecular Moviemakers: How Scientists Filmed a Cosmic Soccer Ball Assembling Itself
Scientists have captured video of fullerene C60 assembling itself from truxene derivative C60H₃₀, revolutionizing nanomaterial design.