Introduction to Free-Energy Calculations - Chris Chipot

Free Energy Methods, MDFF
NBCR & TCBG Training Program:
Simulation-Based Drug Discovery
September 21, 2015 to September 25, 2015
University of California, San Diego

[@amirzeb481]

excellent explanation

[@user-fr7vy9hb9b]

excellent talk

[@sinhasuman1944]

Really made sense

[@zapy422]

Thank you

[@Coralnanoreef]

At 15 minutes, I think you meant to say that the force is equal to the negative gradient of potential energy. Once you get the forces and integrate them according to the reaction coordinate, you can get a potential energy surface to which you integrate so that you can have free energy. Please correct me if I am wrong.

[@asmasoofi2746]

how can i download the slides?

[@maximus2978]

Thank you. Can we get the slides?

[@achimsimmer9350]

Just google search for them. You 'll also find a book of his.