>I'm interested in newsgroups, discussing molecular mmodeling related problems.
>Do groups of that kind exist?
>If not in newsnet, perhaps based on a mail server?
Peter-
I know of three mailing lists you might be interested in. The emphasis is on
biological macromolecules.
For each, add "-request" to the list name to get the address for subscription
requests, as in the amber example.
1) amber at cgl.ucsf.edu (Send your request to amber-request at cgl.ucsf.edu.)
Mostly technical discussions of the amber package.
2) dibug at avogadro.barnard.columbia.edu
'dibug' stands for Discovery, Insight, Biosym users group.
3) WHATIF at EMBL-HEDIELBERG.DE
WHAT IF is a protein modelling program.
These groups might be able to point you to others.
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