We are very excited to present JabberDock, our new protein-protein docking algorithm. JabberDock is capable of accommodating for rearrangements upon binding including side chain reorientations and backbone flexibility. To do this, it leverages Spatial and Temporal Intensity (STID) maps, our single volumetric representation for proteins surface, electrostatics and local dynamics. JabberDock is freely available on Github, and is presented in the following article:

Rudden L.P., Degiacomi M.T. (2019), Protein docking using a single representation for protein surface, electrostatics and local dynamics. Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation

This publication not only complies to the Palatinate Challenge but, more importantly, it is the first article of Lucas Rudden, PhD student in our group. Congratulations!