Molecular simulations for drug discovery and design:a Lorentz Center - CECAM workshop Modern science in Colombia WHATan interactive five-day workshop featuring advanced molecular simulations, AI-driven drug design, and hands-on "hacking sessions" led by international experts WHENNovember 23-27, 2026 (Monday through Friday) WHO40 participants (PhD students, postdoc, professors, master students, researchers) and top senior researchers from Europe, USA and South America.  Senior invited researchers Prof. Giulia PalermoDepartment of Bioengineering and ChemistryUniversity of California...

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Quitel 2025 XLVIII International Congress of Theoretical Chemists of Latin Expression Cartagena (Colombia); July 14 - 18, 2025 QUITEL 2025 is an event organized by Universidad de los Andes (Colombia) in collaboration with Universidad Nacional de Colombia Abstracts QUITEL2025 (Sorted alphabetically by abstract title) QUITEL Cartagena map QUITEL schedule Sunday schedule Monday schedule ...

Angela Parise Researcher at CNR-IOM c/o SISSA (Trieste, Italy) since 16/10/2023. Recipient of post-doc fellowship for Italy 2021 promoted by AIRC Foundation, under the supervision of Dr. Alessandra Magistrato, with a project titled "Developing Small-Molecule Inhibitors of Acting Cytoskeleton Regulators to Block Motility and Invasion of Glioblastoma". Double Ph.D. degree in translational medicine at the University of Calabria and chemistry at Université Paris-Saclay, PhD project focused on the use of multiscale computational approach to clarify mechanisms involved in enzymatic activation/inhibition...

Alessandra Magistrato Dr. A. Magistrato got her PhD at ETZ Zuerich, Swizerland and she was postdoc at University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia PA, USA. Then she moved to Trieste, Italy for a position as research staff of National Institute for Physics of Matter. Since 2021 she is research director of CNR-IOM at SISSA where she leads the computational biology lab.Dr. Magistrato research activity is devoted to investigate the structure, function, and dynamics of complex biological systems, including pharmacologically relevant enzymes, of protein/RNA machineries, and of metal ions transporters,...

Pietro Vidossich (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Genoa, Italy) obtained a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from the University of Florence (Italy, 2001) and a Ph.D. from the International School for Advanced Studies (Trieste, Italy, 2005). His expertise is in applying ab initio and force field-based molecular dynamics simulations to investigate biological and organometallic systems. Pietro is particularly interested in elucidating enzymatic reactions mechanisms to advance the understanding and application of biocatalysis.