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European BioPharmaceutical Review
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| A geographically dispersed drug discovery team whose members are based in Oslo, Toronto and London analyse unimaginably large molecular model data together, at the same time, by visualising virtual molecules in 3D whilst in different offices. As they work, the team is able to make changes to the 3D data in real-time helping them reach a collaborative decision quickly. They are working under enormous pressure to develop an urgently needed new drug and the visualisation technology allows them to reach a marketable cure in record time. World experts can work together easily even though they are based hundreds of thousands of miles apart. Welcome to drug discovery supported by visual area networking. |
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