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QSAR & Machine Learning in Drug Discovery Online Workshop (14th and 15th May, 2022, Fees: ₹ 2000/-)
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2021 Chemistry Nobel Prize Have Been Jointly Awarded to Benjamin List, Germany and David MacMillan, USA for The Development of Asymmetric Organocatalysis.
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Prof. David Julius and Prof. Ardem Patapoutian Have Been Jointly Awarded The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2021.
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Researchers from UCSD uses machine learning to identify potential disease targets and then predicts whether a drug is likely to receive FDA approval. Fantastic read.
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LABVIRT: A free online repository of instructional videos for entry-level organic chemistry laboratory classes in four different languages (English, German, French and Spanish).
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#AlphaFold reminds me of the paradigm shift from whole transcriptome, then genome sequences. This graphic from Giuseppina et al.'s #COVID19 protein structure review gives a tiny, timely hint of the coming tsunami of computational & synthetic biology, rational drug design, etc.