CCL: Release of Amber16 and AmberTools16

[David A Case <david.case+/-rutgers.edu>]

 Sent to CCL by: David A Case [david.case-#-rutgers.edu]
 The Amber development team is pleased to announce the release of Amber16
 and AmberTools16.  These are significant updates from the the previous
 releases; an overview of what is changed is available at:
         http://ambermd.org
 Briefly, there are new force fields, improved workflows for system preparation
 and analyis, and major updates to the sampling and free energy capabilities of
 the pmemd program.
 The Amber 2016 Reference Manual is avialable online, both for reference, and
 if you want to see if Amber might fit your needs:
       http://ambermd.org/doc12/Amber16.pdf
 As in earlier releases, AmberTools16 is distributed under an open source
 license, whereas Amber16 requires users to obtain a license from UCSF.
 To get AmberTools16, go to http://ambermd.org/#AmberTools, and click on
 "Download AmberTools16".
 To license Amber16, please visit http://ambermd.org/#obtain, and follow the
 instructions there.
 Thanks to everyone on the Amber team who worked really hard to get this
 done.  Special shout-out to Jason Swails, Hai Nguyen and Scott Brozell for
 help in preparing the release. See http://ambermd.org/contributors.html
 for a fuller list of who has contributed.
 ....dave case
 for the Amber development team