@valence_ai: Earlier this month, we released AquaGen - a model that can help us simulate the physics of water 100x faster than class…

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Valence AI announced AquaGen, a model that simulates water physics 100x faster than classical molecular dynamics, with potential applications in biochemical understanding and drug research.

Earlier this month, we released AquaGen - a model that can help us simulate the physics of water 100x faster than classical molecular dynamics simulations. To learn more about this work, and what it unlocks in terms of biochemical understanding and drug research, check out the presentation by Sanjeev Raja and Emmanuel Bengio. @folinoid Links to full video, technical report and blog below.
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Earlier this month, we released AquaGen - a model that can help us simulate the physics of water 100x faster than classical molecular dynamics simulations.

To learn more about this work, and what it unlocks in terms of biochemical understanding and drug research, check out the presentation by Sanjeev Raja and Emmanuel Bengio.

@folinoid

Links to full video, technical report and blog below.

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