As algorithms evolve, computing power explodes, and scientists solve a greater number of 3-D protein structures, computer-aided design has the potential to dramatically cut the cost and time of drug discovery
Experts reflect on challenges identified ten years ago.
Having developed detailed and sophisticated models of both E. Coli and human metabolism, researchers can begin to build toward a whole cell model that will be useful for the study of human health and disease.
Using computation, researchers narrow the search space for directed evolution; guide mutagenesis; and create de novo enzymes
Computation offers a window into a disease often described as a black box
Public databases impact not only how research is done but what kind of research is done in the first place.
A recognition of biocomputing's successes and a prediction of what's to come
Six startups jockey for a place at the table. Who will succeed?
Biomedical applications of ABMs are taking off.