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Mapping Transporters and Blood-Brain Barrier Penetration with the OpenAI Foundation

OpenADMET
15 September 2026
tags: #openadmet

Mapping Transporters and Blood-Brain Barrier Penetration with the OpenAI Foundation

With the OpenAI Foundation, OpenADMET will build open transporter and permeability data to predict blood-brain barrier penetration.

By Pat Walters. Read the full post on the OpenADMET blog.


A Year (plus) of DiffUSE

Stephanie Wankowicz
01 September 2026
tags: #prism

A Year (plus) of DiffUSE

The first year of DiffUSE shows that data collection, modeling and encoding have to develop together.

By Stephanie Wankowicz. Read the full post on the Prism blog.


Coffee is for Closers: making Mac1 diffuse scattering reproducible

Kara Zielinski
31 August 2026
tags: #prism

Coffee is for Closers: making Mac1 diffuse scattering reproducible

Once humidity, radiation damage and crystal size are controlled, Mac1 diffuse maps from CHESS and ALS agree as well as the noise allows.

By Kara Zielinski. Read the full post on the Prism blog.


The Tortured Proteins Department, Episode 17

Stephanie Wankowicz
30 August 2026
tags: #podcast


Don't Look Back in Error: What we learned predicting PXR induction (Part I)

OpenADMET
27 August 2026
tags: #openadmet

Don't Look Back in Error: What we learned predicting PXR induction (Part I)

The top PXR induction models all failed on the same activity cliffs, which hints at a ceiling for ligand-based methods.

By Maria Castellanos, Jon Swain and Hugo MacDermott-Opeskin. Read the full post on the OpenADMET blog.