Gates Foundation's HIV Grant Catapults Rosetta Protein-Folding Software Into Vaccine Design
July 21, 2006
Gates Foundation's HIV Grant Catapults Rosetta Protein-Folding Software Into Vaccine Design
While the majority of the awards support wetlab-based research, one of the collaborative teams, led by Leo Stamatatos of the Seattle Biomedical Research Institute, was awarded $19.4 million to apply the Rosetta software package to the problem of HIV vaccine design.
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