MOE Forum 2024

We are pleased to announce that MOE Forum 2024 will take place online on September 12.

This year, we invite six guest speakers from Japan and China to give scientific talks related to MOE and PSILO. In addition, application scientists from Chemical Computing Group and MOLSIS will present the latest information and topics on MOE and PSILO. While the presentations will be given in either English, Japanese, or Chinese, we are delighted to offer simultaneous audio interpretation in both English and Chinese for your convenience.

Furthermore, scientific poster sessions, MOE and PSILO demonstration and networking will be held in the virtual space VoicePing. We encourage you to attend the entire one-day event.　Please refer to the program below for detailed schedules and content.

Register now and join us for MOE Forum 2024.

- Video recordings allowed by the speaker will be made available to registered attendees only.
- Please refrain from registering attendees from other companies in the same industry.

Japanese Site

​Date

Thursday, September 12

Event format

Online (Zoom webinar)

​Registration Fee

Free

​Agenda (Times are listed in Japan time.)

*The presentation time of CCG Andew Henry and Chris Williams has been changed.
*CCG speakers will speak in English, PharmaBlock Jiaqi Hu will speak in Chinese, and others will speak in Japanese.  

(*) Poster titles:

• In silico Protein Design Based on Genetic Algorithm
• MOEsaic: Application of Matched Molecular Pairs to Interactive SAR Exploration
• Exploring the Dynamic Changes of Nucleic Acids to Evaluate the Effect of Protonated Nucleotides on Structure and Binding
• Conformational Analysis of Nucleic Acids for Optimizing DNA and RNA Topological Models
• Constrained Peptide Modeling, Conformational Analysis and Property Predictions
• Structure-Based Charge Calculations for Predicting Properties and Profiling Antibody Therapeutics
• Probing the Psychedelic Structure-Activity Space Using Pharmacophores
• Targeted Protein Degradation with Heterobifunctional Degraders: Modeling and Screening

 (*) How to use the VicePing virtual space