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NAMD on PARADOX, input preparation, job submission and monitoring, Belgrade, Serbia

28 November 2011
Faculty of Chemistry, University of Belgrade
Europe/Belgrade timezone
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0. Opening and overview
Branko Drakulic (Department of Chemistry-IChTM)
28/11/2011, 13:55
1. Input files structure, and preparation of files
Branko Drakulic (Department of Chemistry-IChTM, University of Belgrade)
28/11/2011, 14:00
- Description of PDB file - Description of PSF file - Usage of topology files - Usage of parameter files - Working example 1UBQ (NAMD native tutorial) - Solving of common problems - Preparation of PDB and PSF files in Windows environment using VegaZZ - Preparation of PDB and PSF files using VMD, native psfgen and command line
2. Job submission, monitoring and upload of results
Branko Drakulic (Department of Chemistry-IChTM, University of Belgrade)
28/11/2011, 16:05
- Transfer of prepared files to user home directory - Basic shell commands - Structure of .pbs and executable script - How to do settings needed - Job submission and monitoring - Inspecting results on PARADOX - Uploading results to user workstation

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