Schrödinger COVID Q&A AND REMOTE WORKING RESOURCES To our valued customers and partners, While the world continues to navigate its way amid the uncertainty brought about by COVID-19, Schrödinger is committed to supporting your activities and helping you continue your research workflows as seamlessly as possible. Below we’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions and resources. Please reach out to your local Schrödinger account manager, application scientist or email us at help@schrodinger.com with any additional questions and concerns. 1. I was looking forward to attending one of Schrödinger’s scientific presentations at a conference, but the event was cancelled. Are recordings of those planned presentations available? Yes, as part of Schrödinger’s Summer of Science Series all of the planned presentations and posters from events and user group meetings cancelled this year will be made available free to view on-demand throughout the summer. 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