General Purpose Coarse-Grained Force Field 
Be careful simulating membranes containing cholesterol to avoid temperature gradients developing. Read how to handle these systems in the publication that just appeared in JPCB, by Thallmair et al.: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acs.jpcb.1c03665
Together with researchers from Utrecht University, we have been able to visualize the 'molecular postman' that delivers important proteins, like antibodies and some hormones, to the outside of the cell. The research is published today in Molecular Cell: https://authors.elsevier.com/
New postdoc positions available in the group of Paulo Telles de Souza, the main Martini 3 developer, at CNRS in Lyon. Interested in working on Martini 3 development or drug discovery, please check the opportunities: https://mmsb.cnrs.fr/en/info/new-possibilities-in-design-of-drugs-and-delivery-systems-with-martini-3-models/
Now available from the Melo lab: PIP lipids in all sorts and sizes, compatible with Martini 3.
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For protein-lipid afficionados: The Tieleman group has developed a new webserver coined ProLint, a user-friendly framework for the automated analysis and interactive visualization of Protein-Lipid interactions, supporting the Martini forcefield. The webportal can be accessed at https://www.prolint.ca/, and details are described in this paper.