Applications of molecular graphics to biophysics.

Molecular Biophysics

This book is a collection of review papers presented at a meeting held at Squaw Valley, California in the summer of 1964. Most of them are concerned with methods of chemical physics as applied to biological problems. The exception is an excellent article on molecular genetics by F. Gros, entitled "The Cell Machinery." It does not include, however, the recent work on the genetic code by Khorana....

Accelerating molecular modeling applications with graphics processors

Molecular mechanics simulations offer a computational approach to study the behavior of biomolecules at atomic detail, but such simulations are limited in size and timescale by the available computing resources. State-of-the-art graphics processing units (GPUs) can perform over 500 billion arithmetic operations per second, a tremendous computational resource that can now be utilized for general...

Biophysics of Molecular Gastronomy

Chefs and scientists exploring biophysical processes have given rise to molecular gastronomy. In this Commentary, we describe how a scientific understanding of recipes and techniques facilitates the development of new textures and expands the flavor palette. The new dishes that result engage our senses in unexpected ways. PAPERCLIP.

Hydrogen Bonding With Applications to Biophysics

Applications of Information Theory to Computer Graphics

We present in this talk several applications of Information Theory to Computer Graphics, based on the use of the measures of entropy and mutual information, f-divergences and generalized entropies. Application areas presented are hierarchical radiosity, adaptive pixel supersampling, selection of best view-points, object and scene exploration, mesh saliency, mesh simplification and object recogn...