Tag: drug design

  • Collaborating with Cellestia Biotech to launch new drug discovery program

    Cellestia Biotech is initiating a new drug discovery program focused on TFs. The programme, which addresses unmet medical needs in cancer, autoimmune and inflammatory disorders (AIIDs), is launched in collaboration with Vincent Zoete

  • Understanding precision medicine with PrecisionMed.ch

    The PrecisionMed.ch website, developed by the SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, in collaboration with the University of Lausanne and the CHUV (Lausanne University Hospital), with the support of the SantéPerSo initiative, offers illustrated...

  • Meet the past SIB Awards Laureates – Shameer Khader

    In 2019, the SIB Bioinformatics Awards will be presented for the 10th time, providing a great occasion to reach out to past laureates and ask them where they are now in their career. In this interview, we met with Shameer Khader, recipient of...

  • One million jobs on SIB's computer-aided drug design software platform!

    On 16 December 2018, the count of total jobs run on the SIB Resource SwissDrugDesign passed the symbolic one-million mark.

  • Enhanced enzyme annotation in UniProtKB using Rhea

    Integrating biological and chemical knowledge for a more complete understanding of biological systems – and better links between SIB and ELIXIR Core Data Resources.

  • Happy birthday, SWISS-MODEL! 25 years of 3D protein homology modelling

    Take a closer look at an SIB Resource dedicated to making protein modelling accessible to life scientists from around the world: on the occasion of its 25th anniversary, we put a few questions to the SWISS-MODEL development team...

  • Precision medicine and the role of bioinformatics: four short films to understand

    Bioinformatics is fundamental to precision medicine. But why? How do hospitals and researchers benefit from bioinformatics to help patients? Canal9 TV Channel, the Oncology department of UNIL/CHUV and SIB all set out together to find answers to...

  • Andrea Cavalli's group

    What we do The overall objective of our research is to understand the role that structure and dynamics play in the definition of the function of biomolecules. In order to perform their function, proteins and other biological molecules undergo a...

  • Vincent Zoete's group

    What we do The laboratory specializes in the development of computer-aided algorithms, programs and databases for protein engineering, drug design and structure-based immunoinformatics with applications in oncology, notably in immunotherapy of...

  • Torsten Schwede's group

    What we do In the Computational Structural Biology (CSB) Group, we focus on the development of methods and algorithms to model, simulate and analyse three-dimensional protein structures and their molecular properties in order to apply these...

  • Olivier Michielin - Vincent Zoete's group

    What we do The Molecular Modelling Group studies molecular interactions using modelling techniques such as homology modelling, molecular dynamics, docking and free energy simulations. Our main activity consists in developing and applying methods...

  • Vincent Zoete - Olivier Michielin's group

    What we do The Molecular Modelling Group studies molecular interactions using modelling techniques such as homology modelling, molecular dynamics, docking and free energy simulations. Our main activity consists in developing and applying methods...

  • "Personalized health, health tailor-made"

    Discover the story of the patients for whom personalized medicine is already a reality. A TV documentary invites you to follow them with a team of oncologists, pathologists, biologists and bioinformaticians, in their search for a treatment against...

  • Cells are able to detect more shades of information than previously thought

    Hacking a cell’s communication system is a common feat of information diseases, such as cancer. Understanding how information is conveyed at the molecular level is therefore crucial. So far, one of the most common cell receptors was thought to...

  • ‘Bioinformatics for all’ in May: many happy faces

    Over 650 people, including school classes, took part in our outreach activities around bioinformatics on the occasion of the University of Lausanne Open House (Mystères de l’UNIL) and the Night of the Museums in Geneva, on 18-21 May. The two events...

  • This spring, pick your date for a scientific family outing

    Science images exhibition, café scientifique, night of the museums, open house at the University of Lausanne, hackathon...

  • The Drug Design Workshop: tomorrow’s drugs at your fingertips

    Bringing medicinal chemistry and bioinformatics to the layman, by using a didactic online platform based on professional tools, is the goal of the Drug Design Workshop. Developed in 2015 by SIB researchers, together with training and outreach...

  • SIB IN THE NEWS: DRUG DESIGN AND OUTREACH

    Today in the national news, Marie-Claude Blatter (Responsible - SIB Outreach activities) and Vincent Zoete (Associate director - Molecular Modelling group) presented SIB's role in drug design and bioinformatics outreach on the Radio Télévision...

  • What is bioinformatics

    First, a definition Life scientists and clinicians have long tried to assemble data and evidence to find the right answers to fundamental questions. Today, however, there is no shortage of data, and we find ourselves with a different issue. New...

  • SIB Resources

    Identifying and supporting SIB Resources Every four years, the Institute’s External Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) provides recommendations on the portfolio of SIB-supported Resources. By taking into account competitive criteria – such as the...