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Pfizer Discusses Use of Supercomputing and AI for Covid Drug Development
March 24, 2022
Over 16 months ago, Pfizer achieved a historic scientific moonshot — the unprecedentedly swift development and authorization of a novel vaccine for a novel virus using methods that hitherto had not been used in approved drugs at scale. Throughout the pandemic, nearly every public research supercomputer pivoted to some form of Covid research... Read more…
Supercomputer Simulations Show How Paxlovid, Pfizer’s Covid Antiviral, Works
February 3, 2022
Just about a month ago, Pfizer scored its second huge win of the pandemic when the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued another emergency use authorization Read more…
Floating Genomics to the Cloud with AWS
June 5, 2013
David Pellerin and Jafar Shameen, both of HPC Business Development at Amazon Web Services, gave a presentation at AWS Summit 2013 to discuss which industries and companies are using the cloud service to run HPC applications. The talk mostly centered on applications in genomics and the life sciences, as highlighted by a third speaker in Alex Dickinson, SVP of Cloud Genomics at Illumina. Read more…
Life Sciences in San Diego Gets Analytical
April 14, 2010
A chat with Paul Rejto, head of Computational Biology at Pfizer Oncology. Read more…
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