Marc Willuhn

All set for the 11th Symposium on Pharmaceutical Profiling in Drug Discovery and Development @UU_University! A full day of current cutting edge research & excellent networking opportunities. @UDOPP_ADMEoT @FFakulteten @SweDeliver @Nordic_POP

Young VCs: everyone in our industry is always seeking to “add value” to their portfolio co’s. It’s worth sitting down and thinking about broad categories of “value” and where you excel (or need work). 1) For very early, lean start-ups, you may actually be able to produce..1/16

A dream come true, putting together MD simulations with single molecule analysis to characterize the activation pathway of a GPCR, the A2a adenosine receptor!! Check our paper with Rajan Lamichhane and @MatthewEddyLab #GPCR authors.elsevier.com/c/1eDj~3SNvb-9…

The technology behind Modsim Pharma showing another exciting application on GPCRs!!

Join live or online as we inaugurate 7(!) new professors • Inspiring lectures from the frontline of pharmaceutical research 👉 From fragile peptides via 3D-printed drugs to optimised drug dosages • Don't you dare miss this 👉 ilk.uu.se/faculty-of-pha…

Q on GPU you say? Now finally in large scale benchmarking phase :D @mod4sim

Very happy to see that our characterization of somatic mutations related to cancer has seen the light, right now in the form of a preprint so please leave your comments!

Don't you DARE miss this 👇

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Benjamin List – awarded the #NobelPrize in Chemistry – wondered whether an entire enzyme was really required to obtain a catalyst. He tested whether an amino acid called proline could catalyse a chemical reaction. It worked brilliantly.

The discovery – asymmetric organocatalysis – being awarded the 2021 #NobelPrize in Chemistry has taken molecular construction to an entirely new level. It has not only made chemistry greener, but also made it much easier to produce asymmetric molecules.

Sorry for repeating ourselves - but we are speechless AGAIN!😯🙂😯🙂😀🎉🤗🙃😯😁😃😁😯🙃🍾🎉😀🙂😃😁😯🙃🤗🍾🎉😀🙂😀🎉🍾🤗🙃😯😁😃😁😯🙃🤗🍾🎉😀🙂😯🙂😀🍾🎉#NobelPrizeChemistry2021 Benjamin List @maxplanckpress Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung🤗😯🙂😀🍾😯🎉🤗🙃😁😃😁🙃🤗🎉

BREAKING NEWS: The 2021 #NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded to Benjamin List and David W.C. MacMillan “for the development of asymmetric organocatalysis.”

@hugogdtc Check on Wednesday presentation introducing the Modsim technology

Pretty excited to share the results of this extensive benchmark test of QligFEP that we have run with our company. Particularly cool to see @openforcefield improvements with the latest forcefield! More soon in an upcoming preprint and on our brandnew MODSIM website.

1) There is a lot of talk about decaying antibodies. I would like to walk you through a few findings about antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 that we put on medRxiv on Friday. Ill do this slowly over the day (while being in nonstop conference calls). But I feel this needs to get out there.

@Willemjespers Shame on you, should have been #mackmyra!

Aaaaand it’s gone. Thesis out, whisky in 😏

BREAKING NEWS: The 2019 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded jointly to William G. Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L. Semenza “for their discoveries of how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability.”