The key to the design of a new anticancer drug is the careful engineering of its 3D shape to ensure optimal docking between the drug and target-enzyme.
We are investigating whether using 3D sound and visuals will allow scientists to design effective anticancer drugs quickly and more efficiently.
The key to effective design of new anticancer drugs is the ability to target specific biomolecules by carefully engineering the 3-D shape of new drug molecule to reach the optimal docking between a drug and target-enzyme. Currently chemists and biochemists can ‘tune’ this energetic interaction purely with the aid of visual software. The process is…
Our interdisciplinary team consists of music technology researchers, scientists and audio visual artists. Dr Jude Brereton (Electronic Engineering) Principal Investigator Prof Paul Walton (Chemistry) Co-investigator Dr Radek Rudnicki (Music) Composer Jakub Hader, Precyzja Foundation, Poland, Visual Designer Andrew Chadwick (Electronic Engineering) Software Programmer Alasdair Munday (Electronic Engineering) MEng Student Researcher Darren Reed (Sociology) Interaction Advisor Dr Christopher Power (Computer…
Upcoming Events ..nothing planned just at the moment… but check back again soon Past Events: Stockholm Tech Fest Stockholm, 3-5th September 2017 Read Radek’s blog about the experience ViCEPHEC Department of Chemistry, University of York, 24th -25th August 2017 We demonstrated the Sonicules game at the Variety in Chemistry Education…
