Synopsis of Social media discussions
The discussions revolve around the relevance of computational methods for non-covalent interactions in drug discovery, with posts questioning and referencing the standard approaches used. The tone is neutral and inquisitive, highlighting curiosity about how new methods like the corrected small basis set Hartree-Fock could improve current practices without implying a transformative impact yet.
Agreement
Neither agree nor disagreeThe posts do not explicitly express strong support or disagreement with the publication's findings.
Interest
Moderate level of interestThere is some curiosity about methods used for non-covalent interactions, indicating moderate interest.
Engagement
Neutral engagementThe discussions are brief and primarily pose questions rather than in-depth analysis, reflecting moderate engagement.
Impact
Neutral impactThe comments suggest the publication may influence some approaches in drug discovery, but overall, the impact appears limited at this stage.
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Total Likes
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Efficient Large-Scale Molecular Optimization with ORCA and Avogadro
This tutorial demonstrates how to perform quick and effective quantum chemistry calculations on a personal computer using free open source software, focusing on the Hartree-Fock3c method for large systems, from molecule building to output analysis.
Quick Guide to Geometry Optimization with ORCA in 10 Minutes
This tutorial demonstrates how to perform rapid geometry optimization using open source software ORCA. It covers building molecules in Avogadro, preparing input files, running calculations, and analyzing outputs, suitable for users on Windows, Mac, or Linux.
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RT @QCWare: What's your go-to method for describing non-covalent interactions in drug discovery?
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@QCWare (Twitter)What's your go-to method for describing non-covalent interactions in drug discovery?
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Abstract Synopsis
- The HartreeFock3c (HF3c) method is a computational approach that uses a small basis set to efficiently model large molecular systems, focusing on structures, vibrational frequencies, and noncovalent interactions.
- It enhances standard Hartree-Fock calculations with three correction schemes—D3 for dispersion, gCP for basis set superposition error, and short-range basis set incompleteness correction—using a total of nine empirical parameters to improve accuracy.
- The method has been tested on various molecules and complexes, showing it can produce results comparable to larger-basis DFT calculations but at a much lower computational cost, making it useful for studying big biological and supramolecular systems.
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