NWO Compute grant for HADDOCK service
An NWO-EW computing grant (10 million CPU hours) has been awarded to support the HADDOCK service, developed in the Bonvin Lab. Provided by Utrecht University’s WeNMR team, HADDOCK serves 77,000+ users worldwide. Access to Dutch HTC resources via SURFsara and Nikhef ensures continued large-scale biomolecular modelling support. Read more on the Bonvin Lab website
Peter Krijger-Functional genomics of rare genetic diseases
UBC Seminar 09 April
Message from the Executive Committee
Cracking the Code of Gene Regulation with AI
Jeroen de Ridder and Bas van Steensel, as part of an Oncode instute initiative, introduced the lightweight AI model PARM in Nature. PARM accurately predicts how regulatory DNA controls gene activity. The model enables scalable interpretation of cancer-related mutations, opening new avenues for diagnostics, patient stratification and future therapies. This publication marks a successful collaboration project entitled PERICODE, which […]