| Predicting novel lipid packing for drug encapsulation
AstraZeneca is working with researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre on molecular simulation techniques that have the potential to reduce the time and costs associated with developing advanced medicines for the targeted delivery of novel mRNA-based drugs.
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| Next generation simulation of biomolecules
Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre are working with companies like GSK to
develop and explore new technology to accelerate discovery of potential new drugs and
therapeutics.
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| Getting the picture of emulsion flows
Unilever and the STFC Hartree® Centre are employing computational modelling to study detailed dynamics of emulsions to optimise innovative manufacturing processes.
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| Cognitive chemical manufacturing
Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre worked with AstraZeneca – to optimise their chemical manufacturing processes, saving time and costs in large scale product production and manufacturing.
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| Improving personal care products with advanced simulation
Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre are working with Unilever, using advanced
in-silico modelling capabilities to drive understanding into antimicrobial peptide
interactions for future product development.
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| Reducing the risk in vessel turn-arounds for ports
Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre worked with worked with Peel Ports Group – a leading UK port operator – to reduce uncertainty in available draft on vessels arriving and departing in ports using AI.
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| Improving packing line efficiency
Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre are working with Unilever to optimise their packing line operations using the power of data.
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| Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre worked with hydrographic survey company Bibby Hydromap, using computational deep learning techniques to automate the process of labelling boulders in sonar images.
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| Computational formulation for polymers
Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre worked with Johnson Matthey, using computational techniques to automate and accelerate the process of identifying properties of novel chemical formulations.
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| Simulation and machine learning for future medicine
Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre worked with AstraZeneca to accelerate lead optimisation by providing insights on a new class of drugs with the potential to reduce costs and increase productivity.
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| Developing visualisation and AI tools for engineering production Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre and the Virtual Engineering Centre, University of Liverpool are working with Airbus to apply artificial intelligence (AI) and data visualisation to their production process.
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| Machine learning in whisky identification and verification
Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre worked with the Scotch Whisky Research Institute (SWRI) using data analytics to tackle counterfeiting across the sector.
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| Using data analytics to understand our gut microbiome Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre worked with the Quadram Institute – a food and health research centre – to design and optimise bioinformatics tools for understanding large genetic datasets.
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| Understanding drug toxicity through gene expression
Researchers based at the STFC Hartree® Centre worked with agricultural and biotechnology company, Syngenta to design bioinformatics tools for high throughput screening of candidate compounds.
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| Understanding soil health through the lens of its microbiome By analysing large microbiome data sets, researchers at STFC Hartree® Centre are working with Rothamsted Research – to understand how soil microbiomes can shape soil health.
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| Designing novel antimicrobial peptides Ingenza is working with the STFC Hartree® Centre on molecular simulation techniques with the potential to reduce the time and costs associated with bringing new drug designs to market.
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| GPU acceleration at scale with OpenPower platforms We are working to optimise Code_Saturne, an open-source software package developed by EDF for complex CFD simulations to run on next-generation architectures.
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