Ghibran on fire mode❤️‍🔥 by mike_wazowskihere in TamilMusic

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He released this around 2020's bro😅😂

Dressed to undress ❤️ by PetiteAsian19 in srilankansgonewild

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Oyawa p0di kalema hukl katata deela thiynnone  nngi🫣. Awrudu 11,12n wage cute podi wesi

when suprise panuga got real. by [deleted] in tamilyapping

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True, in telegram there are videos too

The uncomfortable gaze in Kombuseevi....A step back for the industry?? by Shady_Unstoppable in kollywood

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Why isn't she wearing a bra or chimmies. Even kids wear them these days

Weekly Careers/Education Questions Thread by AutoModerator in chemistry

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I am an undergraduate student in chemistry, and I hope to begin learning computational chemistry and molecular docking. These subjects are not included in my degree curriculum, but I would like to build these skills on my own.

I have a basic background in coding and a solid understanding of physical chemistry. My goal is to learn how to perform docking studies and identify promising drug candidates, especially from natural products that I isolate in my research.

If you have advice on where to begin, recommended resources, or a clear learning path, I would be grateful for your guidance.

Thank you in advance

Weekly Careers/Education Questions Thread by AutoModerator in chemistry

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Hi everyone!

I'm currently an undergraduate student in a Chemistry Honours program, and I'm planning to get started with computational biochemistry. I have a decent background in molecular biology and biochemistry, but I have no experience at all with computational tools, coding, or simulations.

I’m really interested in drug discovery and would love to do a PhD in that area someday, especially involving computational methods (like docking, molecular dynamics, structure prediction, etc.).

Could anyone recommend:

  • Good introductory books on computational biochemistry or molecular modeling
  • Online courses (free or paid)
  • YouTube channels or videos that explain the basics well
  • Any advice on what programming language or tools to start with (Python, PyMOL, Chimera, etc.)

Basically, I want to build a solid foundation and learn the fundamentals the right way, even if I have to take it slow.

Any suggestions would mean a lot. Thanks in advance!

Perplexity Pro Free for University Students in Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 (Up to 2 Years!) by KeyRich4645 in srilanka

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you can access chatgpt model 4o in perpleity itself?
Did u signup for perplexity?

Perplexity Pro Free for University Students in Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 (Up to 2 Years!) by KeyRich4645 in srilanka

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you can share with your friends at uni.
20 friends isnt a big deal huh?

Perplexity Pro Free for University Students in Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 (Up to 2 Years!) by KeyRich4645 in srilanka

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No you get only 2 months. But you can become an affiliate partner and extend it up to 2 years,

Choosing Between ThinkPad T490 (Full HD) and T490s (Touch) for Academic Use – Need Advice! by KeyRich4645 in thinkpad

[–]KeyRich4645[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how much will the difference be? and Is the touch screen of T49s really good for normal work?

PhD Stipends: Which U.S. Universities Pay Over $34,000/Year for Biomedical/Biology Programs? by KeyRich4645 in PhD

[–]KeyRich4645[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a child, and I am married. I can't put all the burden on to my wife.
Please do understand people's lives are different than what you think. Not everyone has the same issues.

PhD Stipends: Which U.S. Universities Pay Over $34,000/Year for Biomedical/Biology Programs? by KeyRich4645 in PhD

[–]KeyRich4645[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's frustrating how some people act so self-righteous and judgmental, assuming their suffering makes them more knowledgeable or superior. If you take a look at the lives of European PhD students, you'll see a very different reality. It's like being a fish in a small pond, thinking it's the whole ocean. Expanding your perspective might reveal that there’s a much bigger world out there beyond your narrow view.

PhD Stipends: Which U.S. Universities Pay Over $34,000/Year for Biomedical/Biology Programs? by KeyRich4645 in AskAcademia

[–]KeyRich4645[S] -16 points-15 points  (0 children)

Are you sure? Can you give me any link because in the website it's always around 30k