Hello!

On Sep 17, Jerome Pansanel wrote:
> Many chemistry software used for drug discory have an Open Source 
> alternative, 
> but tools for protein-ligand interaction modeling not.
> 
> It would be really interesting to develop such software, that could run with 
> a 
> front-end or as batch on a grid. Members of Alchem and BlueObelisk have many 
> skills, but maybe few time to start a new project. An idea would be to form a 
> committee to lead the development and raise funding to pay for developer(s).
> 
> What are you thinking about this idea ?

Actually there is open source software for protein-ligand  modeling available.
For example AutoDock4 is distributed under GPL license.

Regards,
Sulev

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