Thursdays  from 17/09 to 17/12 - 11:00 to 14:00 (Uy)

• Online
• Synchronic modality
• Practical activities are thought to be done at the University

What is this course about?

Food science is becoming increasingly molecular and data-driven, making bioinformatics essential for understanding links between diet and health. This course offers a hands-on introduction to structural bioinformatics and molecular modeling in an international, collaborative framework.

Objectives

• To introduce applied structural bioinformatics fundamentals
• Apply molecular modeling to food biomolecules
• To develop digital and analytical skills
• To foster international collaboration

Main topics

• Structural Bioinformatics basics
• Physical-chemistry basis behind molecular structure and interactions
• Structural Databases (PDB, UniProt)
• Biomolecular visualization
• Chemoinformatics: ligand-base protein-ligand interaction
• Molecular modeling: protein structure prediction, protein-ligand-docking 

1st Module: Structural Bioinformatics

17/9 to 8/10

2nd Module: Chemoinformatics

15/10 to 12/11

3rd Module: Molecular Modelling

12/11 to 17/12