@giuliabnc
 San Diego, CA
Joined September 2016
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I am so excited! On Oct 24, I will be leading a virtual workshop on Poster Design organized by the UCSD Research Communication Program 🚀 We are going to talk about design principles as well as best presentation practices to ace poster sessions📚More info: lnkd.in/g3x6JmrA
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#TaylorSwift premiere! Very LA experience. In my #scientist era!
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Reactive Docking: A Computational Method for High-Throughput Virtual Screenings of Reactive Species #HTS #Docking pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs… @giuliabnc @diogo_stmart @ForliLab @scrippsresearch #JCIM Vol63 Issue17 #compchem

Reactive Docking: A Computational Method for High-Throughput Virtual Screenings of Reactive Species

Abstract. We describe the formalization of the reactive docking protocol, a method developed to model and predict reactions between small molecules and bio

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ForliLab@ForliLab24 Apr 2023
The superb work of @je_eberhardt is finally out! @JCIM_JCTC Check out WaterKit, a GIST-based method written in Python for calculating thermodynamic properties of waters on protein surfaces with results comparable to MD simulations pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Excited to share my first completed project @scrippsresearch — and no, it’s not science. For the first time in it’s near 100 year history, TSRI has free feminine products its restrooms. Turns out it just takes a bit of persistence to make a change. #WomenInSTEM #steminist
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Scripps Research
@scrippsresearch2 Nov 2022
Congratulations to @ForliLab, which has received a $5.2M award from @NIGMS to build computational tools that will enable researchers to identify small molecules that have the potential to be new drugs—at a fraction of the time & cost of traditional methods scripps.edu/news-and-events/…
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Congratulations to @ForliLab, which has received a $5.2M award from @NIGMS to build computational tools that will enable researchers to identify small molecules that have the potential to be new drugs—at a fraction of the time & cost of traditional methods scripps.edu/news-and-events/…
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Tom Morello
@tmorello7 Oct 2022
Quite remarkable. Her radical approach to chemistry is quite similar to my approach to guitar. Heed the words of @CarolynBertozzi, Nobel Prize winner and former @Harvard bandmate of mine:
Maly Cosco@malycat037 Oct 2022
Impactful words by @CarolynBertozzi today on how diversity in her trainees enabled creativity, not playing by the rules, and ultimately the work that built the field of bioorthogonal chemistry. Diverse science leads to better science!
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“Click chemistry”—a term Sharpless coined— refers to the LEGO™-like ease of fitting modular chemicals together to form complex molecules. The ingenious platform has transformed how scientists approach drug discovery, bioimaging and more scripps.edu/news-and-events/… #NobelPrize
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The New Yorker
@NewYorker28 Feb 2022
The cell is the fundamental unit of life, shared by plants, animals, and bacteria. Researchers are getting close to building their own. nyer.cm/gKkqFsN

A Journey to the Center of Our Cells

Biologists are discovering the true nature of cells—and learning to build their own.

newyorker.com
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Today, Russia started a full-scale war against Ukraine. We believe in our soldiers and we stay strong. We have to postpone our services till Monday, February 28. We hope you take this short-term disruption with understanding.
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Whoop whoop our Whole-Cell 3D model was featured on Scripps Magazine @dsgoodsell @grinche 🤩 Check out the fantastic article (and video!) that the communication team @scrippsresearch put together ➡️magazine.scripps.edu/feature…
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NYT Science
@NYTScience1 Dec 2021
This simulation provides an unprecedented glimpse at how the coronavirus survives in the open air as it spreads to a new host nyti.ms/3DaQrVx

The Coronavirus in a Tiny Drop (Published 2021)

A new simulation shows how the virus survives inside tiny airborne particles of water — and gives clues about how the Delta variant became dominant.

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Preprint out on @JMolBiol: We build the first 3D model of an entire bacterial cell with molecular details starting from system biology simulation. 👉doi.org/10.1016/j.jmb.2021.1… So proud of this work and forever thankful to @dsgoodsell @grinche Art Olson for this amazing project!
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Italy in US
@ItalyinUS20 Sep 2021
The #travelban will be lifted from early November. Vaccinated and tested Italians & Europeans will be allowed to travel ✈️ again to the U.S. 🇺🇸! Great news from the White House for all Italians in the U.S. and at home in #Italy 🇮🇹
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ForliLab@ForliLab3 Sep 2021
Our OpenPandemics: COVID-19 project at @scrippsresearch with @IBM and @WCGrid has been featured in a recent @people issue: people.com/human-interest/pe… Thank you to to the amazing ForliLab and WCG teams that work so hard on it, and all of you volunteers that made it possible!
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OpenPandemics - COVID-19, @ForliLab and @scrippsresearch are in @people today--thank you to all volunteers who are supporting this project! ibm.co/3Bxr0gn
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Congratulations to @MartinaMaritan for winning the @vizbi poster prize! Check out her poster at vizbi.org/Posters/2021/vB26 #VIZBI
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...and it's out! All you need to know about the super versatile Moltemplate Tool for Coarse-Grained Modeling! Kudos to Andrew Jewett and all the authors @dsgoodsell @grinche
Jensen Lab@theJensenLab5 Feb 2021
Check out our new paper in @JMolBiol with David Goodsell and others describing Moltemplate, a tool for coarse-grained modeling: doi.org/10.1016/j.jmb.2021.1…
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ForliLab@ForliLab7 Jan 2021
1/7 The first lab publication of 2021, our work on accelerating AutoDock is out on @jctc_papers! doi.org/10.1021/acs.jctc.0c0… Kudos to the team @diogo_stmart , @L30nardoSV and @AndreasTillack. doi.org/10.1021/acs.jctc.0c0… Here are the highlights of the work:
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