Software

Modeling and simulation

BIOSPRING 

Biospring is a molecular simulation software based on a spring network model, including non-bonded interactions, especially designed for Interactive Molecular Dynamics by Olivier Delalande, Nicolas Férey, Alex Tek, Benoist Laurent and Marc Baaden

Colvars

The Colvars library is included in the molecular dynamics simulation engines NAMD, LAMMPS, Gromacs, and Tinker-HP, and the  analysis software VMD. It provides flexible and powerful analysis and biasing of collective variables, including adaptive time-dependent biases. By Giacomo Fiorin (NIH) and Jérôme Hénin.

MDDRIVER

Driving Molecular Dynamics codes by coupling with a CPU intensive visualization module by Olivier Delalande, Nicolas Férey, Gilles Grasseau and Marc Baaden.

Simulated Tempering for GROMACS

A script allowing simulated tempering with on the fly scheme weight determination in explicit solvent with GROMACS by Tong Zhang, Phuong Nguyen and Philippe Derreumaux. [Download script]

OPEP file generator

This automatic tool will allow you to generate the OPEP files of your systems required to be used for ART, MD, REMS, ST, MUPHY, MD/DRIVER softwares based in the OPEP v3 and v4 potential. This automatic procedure was designed by Jean-François St-Pierre, Normand Mousseau and Philippe Derreumaux

PEP-FOLD

A de novo peptide and miniprotein structure prediction server by Julien Maupetit, Philippe Derreumaux and Pierre Tuffery 

MC2

Multi-Copy/Monte-Carlo : A Macromolecular Docking Program by  Karine Bastard,  Aurélien Thureau, Richard Lavery and Chantal Prevost

PTools

Macromolecular docking Py/C++ library for coarse grain or atomic representations of proteins and DNA, by Adrien Saladin, Pierre Poulain, Sébastien Fiorrucci, Martin Zacharias, Benoist Laurent, Charles H. Robert, Tap Ha Duong and Chantal Prévost

 
 

Visualization and analysis

Epock

Epock is a program designed to efficiently calculate binding pocket volumes along extensive sets of MD trajectories by Benoist Laurent, Mathieu Chavent, Tristan Cragnolini, Anna Caroline E. Dahl; Philippe Derreumaux, Mark S.P Sansom and Marc Baaden

UNITYMOL

Unitymol is a molecular editor, viewer and prototyping platform, coded in C# with the Unity3D game engine. It's initial version was developed by Zhihan Lv, Alex Tek, Franck da Silva, Charly Empereur-mot, Matthieu Chavent and Marc Baaden. Unitymol includes Hyperballs designed to visualize molecular structures using GPU graphics card capabilities based on shaders (GLSL or Cg).

HYPERBALLS

GPU-accelerated atom and dynamic bond visualization using hyperballs: A unified algorithm for balls, sticks and hyperboloids by Matthieu Chavent, Antoine Vanel, Alex Tek, Bruno Levy, Sophie Robert, Bruno Raffin and Marc Baaden