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Predicting antimicrobial resistance

BioExcel Alchemical Free Energy workshop

Philip Fowler, 17th June 2019

Last month I was invited to give a talk on using alchemical free energy methods to predict antimicrobial resistance at a workshop in Göttingen organised by the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry on behalf of BioExcel. You can read more about the meeting, which I hope will become a biennial event, here.

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