
AI-enabled assistants are now integrated into Flare™ to augment both the graphical application and the Flare Python API (PyFlare). The objective is to improve task efficiency and reduce barriers for users with varying levels of experience in programming and computational chemistry. In this session, we will demonstrate how the Chat Model (doc-aware guidance for GUI features) and the Code Model (runnable PyFlare™ snippets and explanations) of the AI assistants can streamline everyday workflows while preserving scientific rigor. We will cover recommended practices and prompting strategies for interacting with the AI assistants in order to maximize productivity for users with varied levels of expertise in computational chemistry and coding.
Date
10th December 2025
Time
14:00 GMT / 15:00 CET / 09:00 ET / 19:30 IST
Duration
30 minutes
About the Presenters
Mutlu Dogruel, VP, AI Solutions
Mutlu is the VP of AI Solutions at Cresset, where he leads the integration of AI across the company’s drug discovery products and services, focusing on productivity, responsible AI practices, systematic AI deployment, and internal optimisations. Mutlu has a robust academic background that includes a PhD in Bioinformatics from the University of Cambridge and a Master’s degree in Bioengineering.
Qi Yuan, Computational Chemistry Developer
Qi is a Computational Chemistry Developer at Cresset. He earned his PhD in Chemistry from Imperial College London where his research focused on computational study of photochemistry of agrochemicals. He then performed postdoctoral research on artificial intelligence for material discovery at Imperial College. Since joining Cresset in 2022, Qi worked in the Science team on various projects involving AI, protein-protein docking, QSAR model development and water analysis.
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Mutlu Dogruel, VP, AI Solutions
Qi Yuan, Computational Chemistry Developer