In silico digital design methods are becoming more popular as tools to anticipate manufacturing and processing bottlenecks before they occur. Particle Informatics tools enable the wealth of data in the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD) to be used to provide insight into the surface chemistry and topology of crystal facets and to explore structural features that are important to mechanical properties.
What we’ll cover?
We’ll provide an overview of the tools available in the CSD-Particle suite, focusing on tools for particle analysis.
We’ll also have hands-on activities to teach you how to use the desktop molecular visualizer software Mercury for:
Identification and analysis of potential slip planes.
Surface analysis.
Calculation of Full Interaction Maps on surfaces.
The tutors hosting the event have developed these tools for particle analysis alongside experts from major pharmaceutical companies and academia. Come learn how you can best use Mercury and CSD-Particle in your workflows.
The workshop will be recorded and all registered participants will have access to the recording.
