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New molecular modeling lab is multidisciplinary effort

The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, has established a teaching and research laboratory for molecular modeling. It is an unusual, if not unique, facility for a U.S. campus. It brings together in one place a wide range of state-of-the-art modeling software and hardware and provides a center for an equally unusual graduate-level course, for continuing research, and for short courses. The new laboratory is the brainchild of J. Phillip Bowen, assistant professor in the division of medicinal chemistry and natural products of UNC's school of pharmacy, and Tom S. Miya, dean of the school of pharmacy. It is a campuswide, interdisciplinary effort among several UNC departments and centers. It also involves cooperation with the private sector and with several nearby institutions. The new facility was formally dedicated late last month at a reception and ribbon-cutting ceremony involving dignitaries of the university; American Chemical Society board chairman Ernest L. Eliel, who is a UNC ...