OpenEye Scientific develops molecular modeling software and provides consulting services for drug discovery. The company focuses on computational molecular design and offers a range of tools for biopharmaceutical research.

OpenEye Scientific

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Cadence Design Systems

OpenEye, Cadence Molecular Sciences | 9,817 followers on LinkedIn. OpenEye, Cadence Molecular Sciences is an industry leader in computational molecular design based on decades of delivering rapid, robust, and scalable software, toolkits, and technology and design services across the drug discovery process. Our scientific approach has focused on visualizing and analyzing the shape and electrostatics of molecular 3D structures to inform and guide the advancement of pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. 

OpenEye recently integrated its applications and toolkits into Orion, the only cloud-native, fully integrated molecular design platform.

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OpenEye, Cadence Molecular Sciences

Join us at our next webinar on November 21st, 2024 where we’ll explore the capabilities of Orion®, OpenEye’s cloud-native modeling platform. The webinar will include a high-level overview of Orion's functionality and insights into advanced methods like cryptic pocket detection and non-equilibrium switching for relative binding free energy calculations Don’t miss this chance to see how Orion is redefining the drug discovery process!

We’re excited to share that Fortune and Great Place To Work US have named Cadence one of the World’s Best Workplaces, ranking #9 for 2024! 🎉 Huge thanks to our amazing global teams for making this happen! Together, we’re building an inspiring workplace where everyone thrives. Let’s keep the momentum going! 🌟 https://ow.ly/Og5C50U7zCj #WeAreCadence #WorldsBestWorkplaces

Yesterday's miniCUP Boston event brought together scientists, industry leaders, and researchers to discuss the latest advancements in computational chemistry and molecular modeling. Attendees learned about the latest advances from OpenEye and networked with other scientists. Thank you to everyone who attended!

Hot off the press! Cryptic pockets have the potential to open new therapeutic opportunities by revealing ligand binding sites that remain hidden in static apo structures of a target protein. To uncover these cryptic pockets, OpenEye’s scientists applied Weighted Ensemble path sampling to enhance protein motion along normal modes, and then used a combination of analysis methods—Exposon Analysis, Probe Map, and Dynamic Probe Binding—to successfully identify cryptic pockets on the G12D isoform of the KRAS oncoprotein. Now available as Articles ASAP on JCIM. Neha Vithani , She Zhang , Jeff Thompson , Lara Patel , Alexander Demidov , Junchao Xia , Alexander Balaeff , Ahmet Mentes, PhD , Yelena Arnautova , Anna Kohlmann , David Lawson , Anthony Nicholls , Geoff Skillman and David LeBard Cadence Design Systems

There is still time to register for miniCUP Boston this week!

Boost Your Career in Computational Drug Discovery! 🚀 Learn core concepts in Lead Optimization. Looking to enhance your knowledge of key concepts in computational drug discovery? Want practical insights on finding and optimizing drug candidates? Join us for “Essentials of Computational Drug Discovery” - a new four-part lecture series presented by expert scientists at OpenEye —all at no cost to you! 📅 Tues Nov 12, 2024 - Lecture 3: Essentials of Affinity Prediction in Lead Optimization Register now and secure your spot! Cadence Design Systems

We’re excited to attend the 18th German Conference on Cheminformatics from Nov. 3-6, 2024 in Bad Soden am Taunus, Germany. This event brings together experts in cheminformatics, computational chemistry, and drug discovery, and we're thrilled to join the discussion.

In Tokyo? Join us at the Japan Chem-Bio Informatics Society 2024 conference for robust scientific discussions and poster sessions from October 29th-31st. #CBI2024

Register to join our upcoming miniWEBINAR on October 31st to hear from Kalistyn Burley , PhD - Application Scientist II at OpenEye, Cadence Molecular Sciences, presenting on Comparing binding sites with SiteHopper.

According to Christian Cortis - "One of the most important skills you can develop, that you will never be taught... is how to tell stories". At CUP this year Christian and Anthony Nicholls discussed how telling stories is an important business skill. Watch the entire conversation here: https://lnkd.in/gsauJZye

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