1. QALPA: Property-guided diffusion modeling for efficient exploration of chemical spaces of flexible molecules1
QALPA links molecular diffusion generation with active learning and quantum calculations to explore sparse electronic-property space. In this unreviewed preprint, the workflow expands a dataset of allosteric-drug conformations using generated structures checked against dispersion-energy and orbital-gap targets. The result offers a way to extend computational training data; the reported screening evaluates calculated properties and estimated synthetic accessibility, without establishing biological activity.1
References
Michael Hanna; Julian Cremer; Zekiye Erarslan; Leonardo Medrano Sandonas. QALPA: Property-guided diffusion modeling for efficient exploration of chemical spaces of flexible molecules. arXiv; 2026; Unreviewed preprint, version 1. DOI: 10.48550/arXiv.2609.16527. Accessed 2026-09-16T17:05:46.797Z.
Source evidence and access
arXiv v1 full HTML sections 2.1, 2.4.2, 3.3.2, Figure 6 caption and conclusions; repository submission history 15 September 2026 02:19:20 UTC
Evidence paraphrase: section 2.1 alternates conditional diffusion generation with geometry optimization, quantum property calculation and screening. Section 2.4.2 defines alloQM as conformers drawn from allosteric drugs. Section 3.3.2 reports augmentation guided by dispersion energy and HOMO–LUMO gap, retaining candidates according to calculated property tolerance and an SA score. Short quotation: "Only molecules that satisfy both the synthetic accessibility criterion and the target property tolerances are retained."
Open main-text HTML inspected, specifically methods 2.1 and 2.4.2 and results 3.3.2. No models, calculations, datasets or code rerun. Evidence remains a computational preprint.
Publication record
Published 2026-09-16.
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