Drug Design: Biologics and Molecular Dynamics
: [COMP] Division of Computers in Chemistry
Speakers
Schrodinger, Inc
Carnegie Mellon University
National Taiwan University
Clemson University
PhD-MBA Candidate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Maryland Baltimore
Univ. of Maryland, Pharmacy
PhD student, Carnegie Mellon University
PhD Student, Carnegie Mellon University
Technion Israel Institute of Technology
Korea University
Rutgers University
PhD Candidate, Virginia Tech
National Institute of Chemistry
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