Drug Design and Optimization Lab

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Drug Design and Optimization Lab better known as "D2OL" is a Distributed Computing project with the goal of discovering drug candidates to fight SARS, Anthrax, Smallpox and other diseases and is currently being hosted by The Rotherberg Institute.

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Community TSC — project developed by the Rothberg Institute For Childhood Diseases that uses the D2OL architecture.
List of distributed computing projects

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