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MONET Senior Investigator Nicole Steinmetz has been inducted as a member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts. The Academy is composed of leading scientists, artists, and practitioners of governance. They are dedicated to innovative research, interdisciplinary and transnational collaboration, and promoting scientific and societal progress. Congratulations Nicole!

A team from the Olsen and Craig labs introduce an addition to BigSMILES that represent topological interactions in macromolecules. This notation appends optional topological bond descriptors and associated indices, enabling the annotation of complex molecular architectures. The progression from BigSMILES to Topological BigSMILES highlights the potential for this framework to be used in representing broader classes of soft materials systems. Article Link

A team from the Steinmetz and Craig labs assess recent advances in stability optimization to improve the functionality of virus-based nanoparticles and derived materials, considering engineering strategies that target the external and internal surfaces, as well as the interfaces between coat protein subunits. Article Link