After our last coffee break, @dwhswenson.net is updating everyone about progress we've made on our #NSF POSE grant, including the release of the first batch of playbooks available at playbooks.omsf.io. We started with the contributor, developer and benchmarking playbooks.

Woody Sherman from Psivant provided an industry perspective on molecular modelling, open science, @openfold.io consortium, @omsf.io and future directions for computational molecular sciences. We also got richer for a new expression that received hearty approval -- "free energy landscape artist"

@moalquraishi.bsky.social shared some challenges encountered and learnings gained through painful data preparation and multiple training experiments for the next release of OpenFold, which is coming soon!

Ryan Renslow and Hugo MacDermott-Opeskin gave a gentle intro to our latest project @openadmet.bsky.social in collaboration with QBI UCSF and Octant Bio, funded by ARPA-H.

Next in line is @ialibay.bsky.social with an overview of Open Free Energy and the latest plans and developments. Did I say we have a full house in the lovely Museum of Science in grey Boston?

In short, the new release is coming soon, the team is working hard on consistent force fields for small molecules and (bio)polymers, plus some new tools in the belt, like #pablo.

On my way to Boston for the annual in-person @omsf.io catch-up! I'm looking forward to seeing everyone and hearing what everyone has been up to, there'll be lots to share!