snapshots
snapshots performs automated molecular modeling using high-throughput molecular dynamics to predict microscopic and macroscopic thermophysical properties of multicomponent systems from first principles and to produce FAIR-compliant simulation data.
Key Features:
- Modularity and Automation: Implements the Simulation Foundry (SF) modular workflow to automate creation of molecular modeling data and parameter studies for multicomponent systems.
- High-throughput molecular dynamics: Executes high-throughput molecular dynamics simulations for large-scale sampling and parameter sweeps.
- FAIR Compliance: Uses standardized data structures and file naming conventions to generate Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable simulation outputs.
- Data exchange and integration: Provides a standardized data exchange format for integration of simulated datasets with experimental datasets.
- Scripting infrastructure: Employs bash and Python scripting for workflow control and automation.
- Community extensibility: Enables integration of new methods into the Simulation Foundry to support community-contributed modeling approaches.
Scientific Applications:
- Thermophysical property prediction: Predicts densities, diffusion coefficients, and energy contributions of methanol–water mixtures.
- Binary and multicomponent parameter studies: Supports comprehensive parameter studies of binary and multicomponent systems via high-throughput simulations.
- Simulation–experimental integration: Facilitates combination of simulated data with experimental datasets for comparison and validation.
Methodology:
Uses the Simulation Foundry modular workflow to run high-throughput molecular dynamics simulations, employing standardized data structures and file naming conventions with workflows implemented in bash and Python.
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- Programming Languages:
- Bash, Python
- Added:
- 1/18/2021
- Last Updated:
- 2/20/2021
Operations
Publications
Gygli G, Pleiss J. Simulation Foundry: Automated and F.A.I.R. Molecular Modeling. Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling. 2020;60(4):1922-1927. doi:10.1021/acs.jcim.0c00018. PMID:32240586.
PMID: 32240586
Funding: - Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft: EXC2075, EXC310