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MGMS brings together scientists working in different fields that have a common interest in molecular modelling and graphics.

The MGMS organises around 3-6 meetings per year. They can range from one-day meetings on a specific topic, to a multi-day international conference on a broader subject field, such as "Biomolecular Simulations." Our community has a broad range of interests in the field of molecular simulations and graphics, including the modelling of biological systems, graphical representations of molecules, bio-

and chemoinformatics, small molecule modelling, method developments, as well an interest in new computer architecture development. The MGMS supports scientists at the start of the career through a number of initiatives. The Young Modellers' Forum (YMF) is a free one-day conference which runs towards the end of each year, and provides the opportunity for research students to present their work - either as a talk or a poster - to audiences with an interest in the field. The MGMS also sponsors events organised by other societies, providing the organisers with a number of student bursaries, thereby enabling students to attend the conference. The MGMS silver-jubilee prize, which was set-up to commemorate our 25th anniversary, recognises a post-doctoral scientist, who in only a few years has demonstrated significant scientific impact. In conjunction with Elsevier, the MGMS publishes the Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling. The journal is published 8 times a year and is devoted to high quality practical and theoretical papers on the use of computers for the investigation of molecular structure, function and interaction.

26/10/2025

Don't forget to register for the MGMS online lecture tour and AGM, taking place on Wednesday 29th October.

This is just a short excerpt for the about page.

09/04/2024

📢📢Registration is open for ECRs in Biomolecular Design/Evolution/Networks to join us
's Computational Biology Symposium 2024, London UK on 7th June 2024 (register at https://bbs2024.co.uk). Deadline to submit abstract is 30th April

02/06/2023

We're happy to announce the initial speaker lineup for CompChemURG's upcoming free virtual meeting called "Mentorship Matters" scheduled for the afternoon of July 14th, 2023.

Richard Gowers, MDAnalysis & Open Free Energy
Letícia Maria Pequeno Madureira, CMU Mellon College of Science
Maricris Mayes, UMass Dartmouth
Marton Vass, Schrödinger
Semiha Kevser Bali, Michigan State University..with more names to come

Please save the date and if you are interested in participating in the meeting do register using the link below. If you are interested in speaking or know someone who might be do email us since there is still room. Additionally, if you are interested in participating in the 2023 mentorship scheme as either a mentor or a mentee, please sign up here: https://www.bindingsites.co.uk/mentorship/2023-scheme

Website and Meeting Registration: https://www.bindingsites.co.uk/

22/05/2023

Mark your calendars… next meeting supported by the MGMS and the RSC is going to be held virtually on 14th of July, 2023!

The theme is going to be “Mentorship Matters”

Registration is open at https://www.bindingsites.co.uk/

We are starting to line up a fantastic set of speakers who will shine a spotlight on the invaluable power of mentorship and their diverse perspectives on guidance, learning, networking, collaboration, overcoming challenges, mentor-mentee relationships, and diversity

We are looking for speakers, so if anyone would like to speak (or recommend someone else) we would love to hear it! Do get in touch. DM or email us at [email protected]

We will also be continuing our mentorship scheme funded by the . Do sign up if interested https://bindingsites.co.uk/mentorship/2023-scheme

Join our third meeting for underrepresented groups and allies in Computational Chemistry which will be held virtually on 14th July 2023. Hosted by the Molecular Graphics and Modelling Society (MGMS)

27/11/2022

Congratulations to our winners from the 2022 "Young Modellers' Forum" event in Oxford - Elise White from Bristol University and Huan Wang from University College London won the poster prizes, and Chelsea Brown (Warwick), Morgan Thomas (Cambridge) and Rachael Pirie (Newcastle) won prizes for their talks. 😀

14/07/2022

Great opportunity to join our newly launched 2022 CompChemURG mentorship scheme 👩‍💻 👨‍💻 For more information and to register visit https://www.bindingsites.co.uk/

30/05/2022

Join us for our second meeting for Underrepresented Groups in Computational Chemistry on 24th June 2022! Registration is now open, and available under this link: https://bindingsites.co.uk/meetings/24th-june-2022 We look forward to seeing you there!

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http://www.mgms.org/

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