Attacked by pathogens, dwindling cassava crops threaten the food supply of 800 million people. Utilising Oxford Nanopore Technologies' genome sequencing device MiniIT, identifying the disease to cure has never been easier.

GPUs are enabling end-to-end cryo-EMworkflow acceleration opening new opportunities to understand cellular structures and streamline workflows.

Using the Summit Supercomputer, Oak Ridge National Labs’ promising 2018 Gordon Bell winning research into understanding how all the components of a cell interact could lead to alternative, non-addicting pain medications.

Cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) is a Nobel Prize-winning approach to structure based drug design. Explore the technique in this webinar.

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Deep neural networks combined with domain expertise presents the opportunity to screen de novo drug-like compounds and produce lead-like molecules in record time.