Software Licensed by the Science Library: Support and Resources

The Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library has purchased campus-wide site licenses for several products. Access to all of these products is limited to current Stanford students, faculty, and staff.

Information

FAQs (Frequently asked questions)

FAQ: Does Schrodinger software work with macOS 10.15 (Catalina)?

While Mac Operating System versions 10.12 - 10.14 are supported, version 10.15 is not fully supported. Schrodinger has developed a workaround, which requires launching GUIs from the command-line. Please see Instructions to Open Schrödinger Suite 2019-4 Graphical User Interfaces on MacOS 10.15 (Catalina). (Login required to view instructions). Desmond and Quantum Espresso are only supported on Linux.

FAQ: Has Stanford licensed all of Schrodinger's software?

No. For example, we have not licensed FEP+ or WaterMap because they can only be purchased at commercial rates. Please see a list of software we have licensed at the bottom of this page.

FAQ: Where can I obtain ligand databases for virtual screening?

The 2019 version of the MilliporeSigma's Aldrich Market Select database is available. Instructions to get a copy from the Oak Storage Server.

FAQ: Does Schrödinger support GPGPU computation?

Several applications of the Schrödinger Suite can run on Nvidia GPUs on Linux platforms: Desmond MD, FEP+, WaterMap, GPU Shape, and AutoQSAR/DeepChem.

Training and support

Using Schrödinger on Sherlock 3.0: Sherlock Guide
- For questions about using Schrödinger on Sherlock, please contact the Stanford Research Computing Center Support: srcc-support@stanford.edu

Online Training: Maestro11 Resources, Videos, Tutorials, and SchrödingerTV (on YouTube).
Introduction to Molecular Modeling in Drug Discovery, an online course.
Documentation: Documentation, Scripts, and Python API information.
Knowledge Base & Known Issues: Browse or search Knowledge Base or view Known Issues.
Seminars & Presentations: Seminars: Current /Archive and Presentations.

Be sure to check out the ChEM-H Macromolecular Structure Knowledge Center. This site contains practical information, tips, and news about research equipment and software to help Stanford users.

The Citations page on Schrödinger's website has information about citing the software in publications.