Aktuelle Masterarbeitsthemen der Forschungsgruppe Computational Pharmacy
Current Master's Theses-Projects of the Research Group Computational Pharmacy

 

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MSc PharmazieMSc Drug SciencesBemerkungen
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Towards a Closed Loop System for the Design, Synthesis and Evaluation of Peptide-Based Serine Protease InhibitorsProf. Dr. Markus LillyesyesCooperation with Computational Pharmacy group, Prof. Dr. Daniel Ricklin
Using artificial intelligence for next generation modeling of protein-ligand interactions  

Prof. Dr. Markus Lill
Dr. Amr Abdallah

yesyes 
     
no longer available
Investigating conformational changes of peptides
Roman Aschwanden   
no longer available
From in silico to in vitro: Predicting new peptide inhibitors and testing binding affinity with established assays.
Roman Aschwanden
Prof. Dr. Martin Smieško
Stephanie Vogt
Prof. Dr. Daniel Ricklin
  Cooperation with Molecular Pharmacy group, Prof. Dr. Daniel Ricklin
no longer available
Development of methods and models for off-target binding prediction
Prof. Dr. Martin Smieško  Cooperation with Molecular & Systems Toxicology, Prof. Dr. Alex Odermatt
no longer available
Exploring the accuracy of various docking methods for off-target prediction
Prof. Dr. Martin Smieško   
no longer available
Generation of novel small molecule inhibitors based on small cyclic peptides
Prof. Dr. Martin Smieško   
no longer available
Computer-Aided Design of Collectin-11 antagonists
Prof. Dr. Martin Smieško  Cooperation with Molecular Pharmacy, Dr. Rachel Hevey
no longer available
Deep Generative models in Drug and Molecular Sciences
Justin Diamond   
no longer available
Investigation of structural properties of novel human dehydrogenase
Prof. Dr. Martin Smieško   
no longer available
In Silico Screening of Xenobiotic Compounds for Inhibition of Cytochrome P450 19A1
Rianne van Diest
Prof. Dr. Martin Smieško
  Project description; also open to Chemistry
no longer available
Small Molecule Drug Development: Bridging Computational and Experimental Approaches
Dr. Peter Rüthemann
Prof. Dr. Martin Smieško
  Project description
Cooperation with Molecular Pharmacy group.
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