Finding candidate molecules
Somewhere in a huge field of possible molecules sit a few that might become medicine. The cluster searches that field far faster than a lab bench can.
Calyraen gives computing to health research, then publishes what comes of it, free for anyone to read. This page is the index.
Underneath, modern medicine is a computing problem as much as a chemistry one. We are a computer company, so we give the thing we actually have: machines, and the people who keep them running. Researchers bring the questions. Our machines bring the patience to grind through them.
A set of our own servers runs without stopping for research work. It is given, not rented. We add engineering time when a project needs it, and we cover the cost of publishing the results.
We do not put our name on the findings. The questions, the method and the conclusions belong to the scientists who do the work. We are the workshop, not the author.
Three kinds of problem where a large machine saves months of bench time.
Somewhere in a huge field of possible molecules sit a few that might become medicine. The cluster searches that field far faster than a lab bench can.
We simulate the shapes proteins take and how they lock onto other molecules. Shape is what a drug acts on, so getting the shape right is most of the battle.
Some datasets are simply too large to open, let alone sort. The cluster sifts them until patterns that were buried in the noise come into view. Months of bench work turn into weeks of compute.
Proteins do their job by folding into a shape. Predict the shape and you can predict what the protein will do, which is where medicine begins. Our lead paper on it is written to be read by people who are not specialists.
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“Science paid for in the open should be free to read in the open. We hold ourselves to that on every paper.”
Every paper this work produces is free to read, in full, for good. No paywall, no waiting period. The same rule runs through all of our research.
Browse the publicationsComputing, engineering time and the cost of publishing. Our cluster runs continuously for research workloads, given rather than rented.
The researchers do. The questions, the method and the conclusions are theirs. We are the workshop, not the author.
Yes. Every paper this work produces is free to read, in full, with no paywall and no expiry.
Because a lot of modern medicine is really a computing problem. We contribute the one thing we have plenty of: machines, and the people who run them.
The papers are free and the list grows as the research does. Start with the lead paper, or browse everything published so far.
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