When the COVID-10 pandemic hit in early 2020, and along with it the mass postponement of scientific conferences, we decided to move those presentations online and launched the Schrödinger Summer of Science.

BY Robert Abel, Ph.D.

As we enter autumn, with schools reopening and students recharged from the summer months, the spotlight is back on the classroom. That made it ideal timing for Schrödinger’s recent Educator’s Day event, the first of an annual series to bring together K-12 and university educators to discuss computational tools in the science classroom.

BY Jenny Chambers, Ph.D.

After nearly a decade of experience working in emergency medicine and clinical research in large pharmaceutical companies, Dan Weiss, M.D., CPI, decided he wanted a change.

Like many things in life, early-stage drug discovery is a numbers game. The more chemical space that can be explored earlier in the discovery process, the greater the likelihood of finding novel, biologically active molecules that meet key parameters for clinical advancement.