ODIN

Initiated in the Plant and Microbiology Lab in 2001, ODIN stands for: Observe, Detect, Idenitify and Neutralize. Primarily, ODIN focuses on protein motion and how this dynamic behavior relates to protein function. Early ODIN experimental resolution has been supplemented by a massive genomic data revolution, and by fellow UC Berkeley Lab tools, such as CRISPR, powered by the School of Information's environment of advanced computation power and speed,  presents the true convergence of of computational and experimental technologies. We are focused on making small molecule medicines aimed at precision medicine targets to make the discovery of medicines both more efficient and effective.