Computational Research on Crystals
A special issue of Crystals (ISSN 2073-4352). This special issue belongs to the section "Biomolecular Crystals".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 March 2025) | Viewed by 945
Special Issue Editor
Interests: polymorphism; DFT calculations on molecular solids; NMR parameter calculations; molecular dynamics simulations; phase transitions
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Dear Colleagues,
Given the huge development of computational power and the increasing accessibility of high-performance computing systems, it is naïve to believe that any of the life science areas may progress, or even survive, without the application of computational modeling. In addition, the number of computational methods and approaches that can be used to study crystalline materials is increasing constantly.
We are pleased to invite you to submit your ground-breaking research to this Special Issue of Crystals, “Computational Research on Crystals”. This Special Issue aims to gather the results of applications of molecular modeling methods in the study of crystalline materials or those that are based on the molecular structures derived from corresponding crystal structures. Articles dealing with predicting the physicochemical and structural properties of materials and molecules, explaining the experimentally obtained results, or predicting the conditions required to obtain the new forms of already known materials, in order to minimize the number of experiments or optimize the experimental conditions, are especially welcome. Furthermore, as calculated properties, such as NMR shielding constants or Raman/IR frequencies, may greatly facilitate the creation of future solid-state analysis articles, presenting such results is of particular interest for this Special Issue.
In this Special Issue, original research articles and reviews are very welcome.
We look forward to receiving insightful contributions.
Dr. Łukasz Szeleszczuk
Collection Editor
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Keywords
- API
- co-crystal
- polymorphism
- drug
- medicine
- DFT
- molecular dynamics simulations
- calculations
- quantum chemistry
- molecular docking
- MM/GBSA
- QM/MM
- computations
- molecular mechanics
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