About Schrödinger
Located at 27 Thierschstraße in München, Schrodinger operates a leading cosmetic lab powered by computational chemistry and molecular design capabilities. The Bayern facility provides:
- Physics-based molecular modeling
- Advanced materials research
- Drug development solutions
- Protein engineering services
As part of Schrodinger’s network of 12 global offices, the München location serves the German and European markets with specialized computational tools for therapeutic and materials discovery.
Frequently asked questions
Schrodinger provides computational chemistry solutions in these areas:
- Software Platforms
- Molecular modeling tools
- Drug discovery applications
- Materials science solutions
- Research Services
- Protein engineering
- Chemical space exploration
- Molecular design
- Discovery Programs
- Internal drug development
- Collaborative research
- Platform licensing
The company’s physics-based computational platform supports molecular discovery for therapeutics and materials.
Schrodinger’s platform capabilities include:
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The platform integrates these elements to enable molecular discovery.
Schrodinger maintains a global presence with:
- Geographic Coverage
- 12 office locations worldwide
- 900 employees across regions
- International client support
- Operational Structure
- Research facilities
- Development centers
- Client support hubs
- Service Delivery
- Cloud-based platform access
- Remote collaboration tools
- Global technical support
More details about Schrödinger
Advancing molecular science in Munich
Schrodinger, established in 1990, operates from its location at 27 Thierschstraße in München, Bayern. The company has grown to employ 900 professionals across 12 global offices, making it a significant player in the German scientific community.
Scientific innovation and research capabilities
At the heart of Schrodinger’s operations is their computational platform for molecular analysis. The company combines the expertise of a cosmetic lab with advanced physics-based computational methods, serving various industries including pharmaceuticals and materials science.
Technology and tools
The company’s FEP+ Residue Scan tool represents a major advancement in protein analysis, operating 15 times faster than conventional methods. This technology supports both internal research and external client projects in molecular design and analysis.
Services and applications
- Molecular structure analysis
- Drug development support
- Materials science research
- Protein engineering solutions
- Chemical space exploration
Strategic location in Bavaria’s scientific hub
The Munich location positions Schrodinger within Bavaria’s scientific research corridor, connecting it to leading research institutions and industrial partners. This strategic presence in München enables direct collaboration with regional pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries.
Business approach
Schrodinger operates on a dual-model approach, offering software platform licensing while maintaining active internal research programs. This structure allows the company to serve clients across various sectors while advancing its own scientific initiatives.
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