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Welcome to CMEL—where advanced computational science transforms complex molecular challenges into real-world solutions.
What is CMEL?
What is CMEL?
Welcome to the Computational Molecular Engineering Lab (CMEL)—where cutting-edge simulations meet molecular innovation. We specialize in molecular modelling and simulation to accelerate discovery in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and advanced materials—pushing the boundaries of what computation can achieve. Our interdisciplinary team transforms complex molecular data into actionable insights, driving breakthroughs in materials science, drug discovery, and beyond. Join us as we engineer the molecular future.
Our Approach
Our Approach
Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulations are powerful computational tools that model the physical movements of atoms and molecules, revealing intricate details of molecular interactions and behaviors. They enable researchers to explore processes like protein folding, material properties, and chemical reactions with atomic-level precision, offering insights that are often inaccessible through experiments alone. Our research is supported by the excellent infrastructures from the Institute for Informatics and Automation Problems of NAS RA
Self-assembling Structures
Self-assembling Structures
We explore how molecules spontaneously organize into complex, functional forms—unlocking new avenues for designing innovative materials and nanostructures.
Protein Simulations
Protein Simulations
Our high-resolution simulations capture protein dynamics, revealing the intricacies of folding and interactions to drive insights in drug discovery and bioengineering.
DNA-drug Interactions
DNA-drug Interactions
We model the detailed interplay between DNA and therapeutic compounds, illuminating binding mechanisms that pave the way for targeted, effective treatments.
And more...
And more...
Beyond our core areas, our interdisciplinary team is ready to tackle any computational challenge—tailoring solutions to meet your unique research needs.
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