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Oxford Nanopore, Lifebit Biotech, Sinequa, And More: News From March 2020
Bio-IT World March featured exciting new, products, and partnerships from around the bio-IT community from innovating companies, organizations, and universities, including Oxford Nanopore, Lifebit Biotech, Sinequa, and more.
Mar 30, 2020
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New Virtual Reality Tool Simplifies Structure-Based Drug Design
Bio-IT World | A virtual reality (VR) platform developed by researchers at the University of Bristol is allowing chemists, computational scientists and structural biologists to collaboratively design molecules like engineers create airplane components.
Mar 27, 2020
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Building A File System To Keep Up With Genomics England’s Five Million Genomes Project
Bio-IT World When David Ardley took over the platforms function at Genomics England, he inherited “quite a challenging storage environment,” he told Bio-IT World. Genomics England expected to host over 140 petabytes of genomic data by 2023, and the current storage couldn't keep up. The group chose WekaIO to build the new storage environment.
Mar 24, 2020
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Adaptive Biotechnologies, Microsoft Launch Immune Response Trial For COVID-19
Bio-IT World Brief | Adaptive Biotechnologies and Microsoft today announced they will leverage their existing partnership mapping population-wide adaptive immune responses to diseases at scale to study COVID-19 in a clinical trial to launch in April.
Mar 20, 2020
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BioTeam, NVIDIA, Globus, And More Offer Free Tools To Support Coronavirus Research
Bio-IT World | Groups across the Bio-IT World community are offering their services and tools for free to teams working on coronavirus diagnostics and treatments. Offerings from BioTeam, Globus, NVIDIA, the Broad Institute, Rescale, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure all aim to speed work done on diagnostics and treatment.
Mar 20, 2020
