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Mar 20, 2014

While we previously discussed how rare disease research has dramatically increased in both academic and industrial research, clinical trials of...

Mar 18, 2014

Computational drug discovery has reduced the time and money required for research and development while increasing the potential number of drug...

Mar 12, 2014

Last year, Scientist announced our winners for the Rare Disease Challenge, as part of our efforts to raise awareness for rare diseases. We know how...

Mar 10, 2014

We previously discussed how there are software methods to screen for potential drug leads and researchers have been able to increase their drug...

Mar 4, 2014

If you hobnob around scientists, you might be increasingly hearing the mysterious acronym “CRISPR” being mentioned in conversation. CRISPR...

Feb 26, 2014

Previously, we discussed in part 1 of this series the growing significance of computational methods in drug discovery. Traditional drug discovery...

Feb 20, 2014

Most people have probably heard of Alexander Fleming’s chance encounter with a penicillin-producing fungus. What is not quite well-known is that...

Feb 18, 2014

Traditional drug discovery is expensive, inefficient, and has huge barriers to entry. Big pharmaceutical companies continue to struggle to cope...

Feb 14, 2014

A quick scan of recent advances in the scientific community will show that genomic data and new techniques in next-gen sequencing have been gaining...

Feb 13, 2014

This is the third and final post of a series (part 1 and part 2) on directed evolution. What do protein engineers actually produce using directed...