Date: 5 October 2026 @ 09:00 - 17:00

Language of instruction: English

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Three-dimensional molecular structures provide critical insight into the function and mechanisms of biological macromolecules. With structural data now widely available, the ability to analyze and clearly communicate these insights is essential. This hands-on course introduces PyMOL, a leading visualization tool in structural biology. You will learn to load and navigate structures, inspect protein features, apply visualization techniques, and perform basic analyses. A strong focus is on creating clear figures and animations for publications and presentations, helping you illustrate structural features, molecular interactions, and conformational changes effectively. 

Keywords: Artificial Inteligence, basic bioinformatics

Venue: Brussels - Learning & Innovation Center Brussels (LIC), Pleinlaan 2

City: Brussels

Country: Belgium

Postcode: 1050

Learning objectives:

  • “Apply different molecular representations coloring schemes and display settings”
  • “Create animations and movies to illustrate molecular structures conformational changes and interactions”
  • “Create clear and informative molecular figures suitable for scholarly communication”
  • “Identify and examine structural elements such as domains ligands and interactions”
  • “Navigate PyMOL interface and organize molecular structures”
  • “Perform basic structural analyses including measurements of distance angles and contacts between atoms and residues”

Organizer: VIB

Event types:

  • Workshops and courses

Instructors: Alexandar Kocev


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