Our research focuses on the use of computational techniques to discover new small molecules that bind to proteins. We develop software tools and databases, which we use ourselves, and also give away for free in the hope that they will be useful for others. We aim to make molecular docking more reliable, and more accessible to those biologists and medicinal chemists who can most benefit from it.
Affiliations
- Shoichet Lab (member)
- PharmChem Computational Biology
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- Bioinformatics and Chemical Informatics Research Center (founder)
- California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences (QB3)
- University of California San Francisco (staff)
- International School of Crystallography (Organizing Committee Member)
- American Chemical Society (member)
- Chemistry Central Journal (Section Editor, Molecular Modeling)
- UCSF ZINC Team (member)
- UCSF DOCK Team (member)
- UCSF DOCK Blaster Team (member)
- UCSF DUD Team (member)
- UCSF SEA Team (member)
- UCSF HEI Team (member)
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BCIRC, the
Bioinfomatics and Chemical Informatics Research Center @ UCSF.
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