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Materials Studio 5.0: “Packed” Full of Enhancements for Polymer Scientists

November 17th, 2009 by Accelrys Team

Materials Studio Webinar Series: Part III

This week’s webinar will focus on numerous Materials Studio 5.0 modules with enhancements of interest to Polymer Scientists. For example, the Amorphous Cell tool has new functionality such as the “Packing” task that allows you to pack molecules into a cell of any shape, into cells already containing a structure or into isosurfaces, such as the interior of a nanotube, to build complex structured systems. Also, exposure through MaterialsScript enables full automation of polymer workflows. Equally, the new DPD functionality in Mesocite extends the mesoscale modeling functionality to a new series of properties.

Join us on November 18^th at 8am PST / 4pm GMT for Materials Studio 5.0: Use Cases for Polymer Scientists and get an in-depth overview of these new tools and example applications. Register today!

To view upcoming webinars in the series, please visit: http://accelrys.com/events/webinars/materials-studio-50.

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