Enterprise ELNs as a foundation for preclinical drug development. Summer 10By Simon Beaulah, Dr Paul Denny- Gouldson and Dr Scott Weiss To have real business impact within preclinical drug development, Enterprise ELNs (Electronic Laboratory Notebooks) must provide a secure, scalable and searchable data management backbone...
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Leveraging research informatics to accelerate drug discovery. Winter 09By Dr Anirban Ghosh and Siddharth Sawhney Research informatics has a vital array of tools which can advance the speed and success rate of drug discovery. This article discusses that if pharma companies want to benefit from these ...
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Integrating computational methods and drug discovery – avoiding pitfalls in chemical space. Winter 09By Alexandre Ismail and Professor Philippe Manivet The immensity of the task in discovering suitable molecules for development among the vast number which are theoretically available is well stated. With 90% of potentially efficacious com...
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Role of image informatics in accelerating drug discovery and development. Winter 2003By Robert Dunkle There is a new category of informatics that is proving itself essential to the acceleration of drug discovery and development. Image informatics is the systematic use of image data as a m...
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LIMS vs ELNs arch enemies or best of friends? Summer 09By David Morris Since the first appearance of laboratory information management systems (LIMS) in the late 1960s, this technology has become commonplace in many, if not most, research and commercial labo...
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Biologists Flirt with Models. Spring 09By Gordon Webster The enormous challenge posed by the complexity of biological systems represents a potential intellectual impasse to researchers and threatens to stall future progress in basic biology and...
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in silico structure-based drug design – SHIFTING THE BOTTLENECK? Spring 2003By Dr Jonathan Heal Drug Discovery The use of in silico methods in drug design has grown significantly in popularity over the past couple of years. Indeed many pharma companies have already adopted some type of virtual scr...
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High content screening – the next challenge: effective data mining and exploration. Winter 2008By Dr Kurt Zingler and Dr Stephan Heyse The use of high content screening within HTS is growing and with many past hurdles now overcome, the need for effective tools for data analysis is becoming paramount.
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