Parkinson s UK Implements CDD Vault to Manage Its Pioneering Drug Discovery Data
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LONDON and SAN FRANCISCO, July 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Parkinson s UK, the largest charitable funder of Parkinson s research in Europe, has announced today that it is using Collaborative Drug Discovery s CDD Vault informatics system to manage project data from the Parkinson s Virtual Biotech, its pioneering drug discovery arm.
The Parkinson s Virtual Biotech, which launched in 2017, is a program that is plugging the funding gap in drug development to fast-track the projects with the greatest scientific potential to transform the lives of people with Parkinson s. As part of the collaboration, CDD Vault will help the charity keep its research data safe and secure. It will also enable scientists to analyze data and design the next set of biological molecules.
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