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Publications by S. Shanaka Paranahewage
Predicting Water-To-Cyclohexane Partitioning of the SAMPL5 Molecules Using Dielectric Balancing of Force Fields
Journal of Computer-Aided Molecular Design
Theoretical Chemistry
Drug Discovery
Computer Science Applications
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Water Molecules in Ultrashort Intense Laser Fields
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Calculating Distribution Coefficients Based on Multi-Scale Free Energy Simulations: An Evaluation of MM and QM/MM Explicit Solvent Simulations of Water-Cyclohexane Transfer in the SAMPL5 Challenge
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Further Refinements of Next-Generation Force Fields — Nonempirical Localization of Off-Centered Points in Molecules
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Predicting Melting Points of Organic Molecules: Applications to Aqueous Solubility Prediction Using the General Solubility Equation
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Predicting the Dielectric Response of Saturated Sandstones Using a 2-Electrode Measuring System
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Three Dimensional Alignment of Molecules Using Elliptically Polarized Laser Fields
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