Published on November 2, 2017
Identifying and implementing new treatments for childhood cancer requires testing millions of chemical compounds, which can take countless years – even decades – in a lab. Simulation tools can help predict the outcome of the lab experiments, allowing scientists to test those predicted to be most effective – which can save the valuable asset of time. With the help of IBM’s World Community Grid, anyone with a computer or Android device can contribute their unused computing power to run these simulations, getting the work done in a fraction of the time. Find out how researchers and people like YOU are partnering to Smash Childhood Cancer.
