Structure preparation
Practical checks for proteins and ligands before a docking run: protonation, missing residues, charge assignment, and binding-site definition.
OutputPrepared structures + validation report
Computational molecular research, documented end to end
QIMRES Research publishes molecular docking solutions, sequence pipelines, and the reasoning needed to adapt them to current research problems.
Not a result gallery.
Reusable starting points for recurring decisions in structure-based research.
Practical checks for proteins and ligands before a docking run: protonation, missing residues, charge assignment, and binding-site definition.
OutputPrepared structures + validation report
Reproducible protocols for pose generation, consensus scoring, control ligands, and interpreting where a score stops being evidence.
OutputRanked poses + interaction summary
Composable workflows that turn raw sequence sets into annotated, filtered candidates ready for structural or experimental follow-up.
OutputCurated candidates + provenance
Every stage records what entered, what changed, and why a candidate continued or stopped.
Designed for adaptation. Parameters remain explicit so a workflow can be reviewed before it is applied to a new organism, target, or dataset.
The first release is intentionally static: clear methods now, infrastructure when the research requires it.
Define the biological question, decision criteria, inputs, and expected evidence before selecting tools.
Record versions, parameters, controls, intermediate artifacts, and the exact path from input to output.
Document uncertainty, failed checks, known limitations, and what must change for a new use case.
Have a current molecular modelling or sequence-analysis problem?