Dr. Douglas Selinger, CEO of Plex Research, will present "A search for cures: Chemical biology data analysis using search algorithms" on January 11th, 2018. The presentation will start at 6pm at the Merck Research Laboratories at 33 Avenue Louis Pasteur in Boston. Please arrive a few minutes early. Networking and refreshments will be after the talk in the same location.
We can find web sites. We can find restaurant reviews. Yet our scientific data and algorithms are buried in databases and spread across incompatible sources. Why not build a search engine for science?
Search engine algorithms, originally designed to make sense of interconnected web pages, can be repurposed to analyze linked data of all kinds. At Plex we’ve developed a search engine which incorporates chemical similarity (e.g. 2D/3D fingerprints), biological fingerprints (e.g. transcriptional profiling), and machine learning approaches. We’ve pointed this engine at a large corpus of publicly available data, including: compounds, targets, pathways, biomarkers, ADME, toxicity, diseases, patents, publications, and more. The results are powerful, yet simple.
Come join us to learn more as we explore the uses of search engine algorithms in drug discovery.
BAGIM is sponsored by Accenture, Dassault Systemes, DNASTAR, OpenEye Scientific, Schrodinger, Silicon Therapeutics, Acellera, Acpharis, Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, Chemical Computing Group, Dotmatics, Cresset, Cyrus Biotechnology, Optibrium, Team Arrayo, and Scilligence
Search engine algorithms, originally designed to make sense of interconnected web pages, can be repurposed to analyze linked data of all kinds. At Plex we’ve developed a search engine which incorporates chemical similarity (e.g. 2D/3D fingerprints), biological fingerprints (e.g. transcriptional profiling), and machine learning approaches. We’ve pointed this engine at a large corpus of publicly available data, including: compounds, targets, pathways, biomarkers, ADME, toxicity, diseases, patents, publications, and more. The results are powerful, yet simple.
Come join us to learn more as we explore the uses of search engine algorithms in drug discovery.
BAGIM is sponsored by Accenture, Dassault Systemes, DNASTAR, OpenEye Scientific, Schrodinger, Silicon Therapeutics, Acellera, Acpharis, Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, Chemical Computing Group, Dotmatics, Cresset, Cyrus Biotechnology, Optibrium, Team Arrayo, and Scilligence
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