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Episode 35 - Antonia Mey: fixing free energy predictions, modeling complex dynamics, and rethinking how to teach and learn
Sep 15, 202639 minS5
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Phase Space Invaders (ψ)
Hosted by Miłosz Wieczór · science · EN-US
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With the convergence of data, computing power, and new methods, computational biology is at its most exciting moment. At PSI, we're asking the leading researchers in the field to discover where we're headed for, and which exciting pathways will take us there. Whether you're just thinking of starting your research career or have been computing stuff for decades, come and join the conversation!
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What is Phase Space Invaders (ψ) about?
With the convergence of data, computing power, and new methods, computational biology is at its most exciting moment. At PSI, we're asking the leading researchers in the field to discover where we're headed for, and which exciting pathways will take us there.
Who hosts Phase Space Invaders (ψ)?
Phase Space Invaders (ψ) is hosted by Miłosz Wieczór. The show has published 40 episodes to date.
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Recent episodes include "Episode 35 - Antonia Mey: fixing free energy predictions, modeling complex dynamics, and rethinking how to teach and learn" (15 September 2026, 39 minutes), "Episode 33 - Wonpil Im: Origins of CHARMM-GUI, decorating membranes with glycans, and keeping the servers alive" (16 June 2026, 44 minutes), and "Episode 32½ - Why season 4 took so long, and a few impressions" (2 June 2026, 26 minutes).
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Phase Space Invaders (ψ) publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 44 minutes across 40 episodes.
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Phase Space Invaders (ψ)
Episode 33 - Wonpil Im: Origins of CHARMM-GUI, decorating membranes with glycans, and keeping the servers alive
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Episode 32½ - Why season 4 took so long, and a few impressions
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Episode 32 - Robert Best, Sonya Hanson, Xuhui Huang: Driving the Future of Biophysics. What’s Next in Theory and Computation?
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Episode 31 - Ezgi Karaca: Protein docking post-AlphaFold, legacy integrative modeling, and the importance of training events
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Episode 30 - Zan Luthey-Schulten: Whole-cell modeling, integrating biology through computation, and why honest collaborators are the best
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Episode 29 - Jérôme Hénin: Free energy methods, building useful software, and human learning from biomolecular systems
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Episode 28 - Yuji Sugita: Replica exchange, software for massive simulations, and importance of long-distance collaborations
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Episode 27 - Kresten Lindorff-Larsen: Refining force fields, the science of intrinsically disordered proteins, and writing better grant proposals
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Episode 26 - Pratyush Tiwary: Infusing AI with physics, understanding emergent phenomena, the value of education and thinking
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Episode 25 - Ivet Bahar: Elastic network models, targeting hinges for drug discovery, persistence and alertness
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Episode 24½ - My thoughts on season 3
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Episode 24 - Katarzyna Marcinkiewicz [Nature Communications]: The job of a full-time editor, transparency and other novelties in publishing, and coaching the review process
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Episode 23 - Zoe Cournia: Precision medicine, designing allosteric drugs, and the role of an academic editor
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Episode 22 - Lucie Delemotte: Enhanced sampling methods, alternative publishing models, and becoming a parent in academia
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Episode 21 - Tamar Schlick: A mathematician's path to biology, RNA frameshifting, and why scientists (should!) run
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Episode 20 - Rommie Amaro: Simulating viruses, cross-disciplinary complexity, and the brain drain
Oct 1, 202443 minS3<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>In episode 20, I start by asking Rommie how their research on the SARS-CoV-2 virus first unfolded during the early days of the pandemic, and from this story, we move on to discuss her original...
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Episode 19 - Alex MacKerell: Simple physics, missing experimental data, and model compatibility
Sep 10, 202426 minS3<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>In episode 19, Alex and I discuss the history and future of developments in the CHARMM family of force fields, and whether Alex believes there is more physics that we need to include in our...
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Episode 18 - Erik Lindahl: Finding simple and novel ideas, starting an experimental lab, and ligand-gated ion channels
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