Computational Chemistry is the use of mathematical models, simulations, and computer algorithms to study and predict the structure, properties, and behavior of chemical systems. It includes methods such as quantum chemistry, molecular dynamics, and statistical mechanics to analyze molecular interactions and reactions. Computational chemistry is widely used in drug discovery, materials science, and catalysis to complement experiments, reduce cost, and accelerate the design and optimization of molecules.

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Rethinking Molecular Drug Design: From Generation to Control

Designing drug molecules is no longer just about generation, but control. NEC Laboratories America introduces MolDiffdAE, a diffusion-based framework that enables precise, multi-objective tuning of 3D molecular properties. By learning a semantic space, researchers can efficiently guide design, accelerating drug discovery and exploration of chemical space.