Bringing computational molecular scientists together since 1981
Confirmed speakers include Dr Paul Finn, Prof Tania Dottorini, Dr Marc van der Kamp, Prof Shozeb Haider and Dr Angelo Frei. The programme will also feature posters, flash talks, networking and a best poster prize.
📅 Wednesday 4 November 2026
👥 In-person attendance only
The nominal £10 fee confirms attendance and includes refreshments, lunch and the networking reception.
Hosted by Brunel’s AMIC and MGMS and organised in partnership with CCPBioSim and DRIIMB.
Organising Committee: Prof Philip Biggin, Prof Garrett Morris, Dr Philip Fowler and Dr Michelle Sahai.
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To support postdoctoral and young independent researchers, and to remember MGMS founder member Dr Frank Blaney, the MGMS has established the Frank Blaney Award (formerly the Silver Jubilee Award). This is awarded to outstanding young researchers in the field.
Nominations are now sought for the MGMS Frank Blaney Award 2025. All aspects of each candidate’s contributions to the field of molecular modelling and related areas (covering computational molecular science, including the development of methods, scientific hypotheses and insights, research presentations, patents, software and algorithms) may be considered by the Award Committee.
More details can be found here.
Details of past winners can be found here.
Dr Pezeshkian holds a Novo Nordisk Assistant Professorship at the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen. He is the Principal Investigator of the Computational Microscopy Group (https://commicgroup.ku.dk), whose main focus is to develop multiscale computer simulation schemes, often referred to as a computational microscope, to bridge the gap between simple models and complex reality and provide mechanistic insight into cellular processes. Their “bottom-up” approach connects molecular-level interactions to emergent behaviours on a larger scale, providing experimentally trackable predictions at the macroscopic level.
The MGMS committee sends its warmest congratulations to Weria on this award.
To support postdoctoral and young independent researchers, and to remember MGMS founder member Dr Frank Blaney, the MGMS has established the Frank Blaney Award (formerly the Silver Jubilee Award). This is awarded to outstanding young researchers in the field.
Nominations are now sought for the MGMS Frank Blaney Award 2024. All aspects of each candidate’s contributions to the field of molecular modelling and related areas (covering computational molecular science, including the development of methods, scientific hypotheses and insights, research presentations, patents, software and algorithms) may be considered by the Award Committee.
More details can be found here.
Details of past winners can be found here.