Xygnal Morph Services and Partnerships
We provide molecular modeling and design services using a combination of Information Theory, Digital Signal Processing, and classical molecular modeling techniques. There is an emphasis on transient and intermittent binding processes which are difficult to assay due to their binding fragility. Techniques for identifying Nucleic acid:Nucleic acid, Nucleic Acid:Protein, Nucleic acid:ligand, Protein:ligand binding locations are possible.​
​We plan to establish partnerships with universities and other organizations to attract funding for rapid development of algorithms and solutions using Quantum Computing (Quantum Annealing, Variational Quantum Eigensolvers, etc.) AI/ML solutions and others. Rapid development, utilization of cloud services, thoroughly tested solutions
Matlab and Simulink Modeling
Development of models using Matlab and Simulink toolboxes . AI/ML models can be developed to enhance binding site prediction and characteristics
BioChemOffice
Molecular modeling using BioChemOffice suite for fast results on small to medium size molecules
Coming soon: Hybrid AI/ Quantum Chemistry modeling
Coming soon: Enhanced Quantum Chemistry modeling hybridized with AI/ML capabilities
SCM Amsterdam Modeling System
Modeling a wide range of molecular properties, density functional theory modeling, quantum chemistry. Applied to small molecules.
Chimera
Protein modeling of proteins primarily from the RSCB PDB structures using the open source Chimera program
MEMS Prototyping with Autodesk Fusion
A wide range of MEMS design options combined FEA modeling for photonics, microfluidics and other applications
Dr. Shaw is available to support Space and Aerospace projects. This includes support for reviews, "red teams", failure review boards, proposal development, etc.​
Dr. Shaw is available to serve on review panels for a wide variety of agencies including the National Science Foundation.
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Any activity that does not conflict with US Government rules on conflict of interest for retired civil servants would be considered
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