r/StructuralBiology

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I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how many small repetitive tasks eat up time in structural biology/computational workflows, especially the things that aren’t “hard science” but still somehow take hours every week.

Things like:

• file conversions/cleanup
• repetitive PyMOL scripting
• structure preprocessing
• batch analyses
• figure generation
• parsing messy outputs
• chain renumbering
• trajectory analysis
• moving data between incompatible tools

Curious what people here find most annoying or time-consuming in their day-to-day work.

I want to pursue my career in structural biology and I want to purchase a new laptop. My budget is upto 60k. So can someone guide me which laptop I should buy? I mostly want to run pymol, chimera, chimera x and maybe sometimes coot and even blender

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