Findings from UMSOP researchers and collaborators point to a promising new strategy for treating a broad range of cancers.

Computer modeling finds the most promising compounds and guides their transformation into drugs.

More than 200 attendees joined in person or virtually for biannual event.

PSC professor Alexander MacKerell leads the Computer-Aided Drug Design Center.

The prestige and resources from endowed professorships and chairs offer faculty new opportunities, accomplishments, and collaborations.

Grollman-Glick Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences recognized for work on use of computers in chemical and pharmaceutical research.

Biennial event featuring regional experts in computational chemistry highlights recent developments and emerging areas in drug design and development.

Presentations delivered by leaders across academia and industry highlight new methods and approaches to drug design that attendees can apply in their laboratories.

Leaders in academia, government, and industry highlight latest research and advances in the field.