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At Sayansia, we believe that the creativity of people like you combined with the speed of computers Fit2Cure is easy to play. You can do it while having fun!

By fitting 2 shapes together you will be mimicking how drugs work. Normally drugs work by fitting into small holes present in protein molecules. These holes are called active sites. Computers take a long time to find specific drugs that fit into these holes in a protein.

23/02/2015

Geoffrey Siwo a Scientist Without Borders! http://magazine.nd.edu/news/50618-scientist-without-borders/

Geoffrey Siwo is ahead of his time — and he’s taking others along with him.

23/02/2015

Fit2Cure Ian Sander on finding new cures by gaming on TV news http://m.wsbt.com/news/Fit-to-Cure/31409280

Video games are not just for entertainment anymore, they can now help cure diseases.

15/01/2015

http://www.fastcoexist.com/3040697/you-have-a-way-to-help-end-malaria-in-your-pocket

Phones can track malaria cases in real time, giving doctors more insight into how to control the disease.

29/12/2014

Your computer can join 3 million other devices in the search for ebola cures enabled by IBM World community grid http://time.com/3634732/ibm-ebola-cure/

Anyone with a computer or Android smartphone can perform cutting edge research on the formidable virus

08/12/2014

Help find a cure for ebola with your computer http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/45594.wss

Anyone with a computer or Android device can help search for an Ebola cure. IBM's World Community Grid puts the devices to work when the machines would otherwise be idle, helping The Scripps Research Institute screen millions of chemical compounds.

02/11/2014

Your computer can now help analyze 200 million proteins in a few months instead of taking 40,000 years http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/45184.wss

An IBM World Community Grid project will make 20 quadrillion comparisons of 200 million proteins in multiple organisms. This could lead to new medicines, eco-friendly materials, more resilient crops, and cleaner air, water, and energy.

20/10/2014

Talking about making medical discoveries scalable to tens of thousands of diseases through computational tools like our drug discovery game Fit2Cure. (credits Marcelo de Jesus)

12/09/2014

Jacquiline Ochieng used Fit2Cure to do her University degree research on user interface design for scientific games! Anyone is welcome to find new ways of using Fit2Cure, from game design to machine learning.

08/08/2014

Animations can give you new insights for science discovery!
http://www.ted.com/talks/janet_iwasa_how_animations_can_help_scientists_test_a_hypothesis

3D animation can bring scientific hypotheses to life. Molecular biologist (and TED Fellow) Janet Iwasa introduces a new open-source animation software designed just for scientists.

01/08/2014

Nanocrafter- a computer game where anyone can design small DNA nanomachines to help research in biology
http://nanocrafter.org/

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