In module five, the two groups were asked to find examples of molecular modeling for excipient effects on antibodies in recent literature. This week focused on excipientantibody modeling and simulations for increased stability. For team 1, the article by Jo et al. was assigned, while for team 2, an article written by Saurabh et al. was given. The articles had a higher level of complexity of terms, calculations, and experimentation that provided a more thorough examination and language relating to these areas of study. This practice was meant to challenge and develop students' understanding of antibody-excipient interactions. The students learned how computational tools could be implemented to create a model of a mAb, a model of an excipient, and using a theoretical knowledge of molecular interactions to predict the binding sites of excipients on antibodies.