Drug Discovery Unchained: What The Drug!? #2

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Wed, 14 Aug 2024, 16:00 CEST (Berlin)

Dr. Alexander Neumann, BioSolveIT, Germany

Drug Discovery Unchained: What The Drug!? #2

What happens when somebody asks you to do drug discovery? No preparation, no script, no nothing. Just live performing and sharing your thoughts.

This is “What The Drug!?”: a live session tackling a drug discovery challenge using BioSolveIT tools, with the aim of reaching a conclusion in a reasonable time frame. What is the challenge? We do not know. Everything will be revealed during the stream, and we will see how things unfold.

The first session was a good starting point, but let’s see how things develop. Dive into the session, discuss together, and explore on-the-fly compound design.

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