Paul Robustelli

@paulrobustelli.bsky.social

Assistant Professor at Dartmouth College Computational Biophysics / Disordered Proteins / Molecular Recognition

Does anyone else think saying "this paper isn't a good fit for our journal" is quite a bit less silly than saying that a paper isn't a "striking advance" / "sufficiently timeless" / etc. ?. Who is this goofy form letter language for exactly?

Happy to have contributed a few sections on NMR to this very practical and comprehensive community review on benchmarking force fields against experimental data.

@livecomsjournal.bsky.social · 9mo ago

In the latest @livecomsjournal.bsky.social perpetual review, Cavender et al overview NMR and crystallographic experimental datasets that can be used to benchmark protein force fields, including best practices for setup and analysis of simulations!: livecomsjournal.org/index.php/li... #compchem

Today Writhe, our favorite knot theory descriptor for characterizing IDP dynamics, is the star of the lab pumpkin for the annual department carving contest. If you can make sense of the design— I’ll buy you a coffee, bao bun, or wheatgrass shot at the next conference. No substitutions.

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As an American who’s immigrant grandfather grew up in a New Jersey home with a dirt floor, I can’t quite explain the feeling I have when I walk past the pantheon to spend the afternoon discussing magnetic resonance with Parisian intellectuals. Thanks @fabferrage.bsky.social for a great visit!

Fabien Ferrage@fabferrage.bsky.social · last yr.

We had a great visit of @paulrobustelli.bsky.social today at @chimieens.bsky.social. Inspiring new ideas in a beautiful seminar and lively discussions. The whole day went by too fast!

One note about the DiffDock *preprint* fracas: it seems like two of the main issues at hand i) experienced researchers insisting on addition controls to justify claims ii) objections to overly combative language and potentially misleading comparisons are things that peer reviewed journals...