Case Study: Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine accelerates tuberculosis drug discovery with CDD Vault

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine manages 100,000 compounds with CDD Vault

The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine's Parish Lab, dedicated to tuberculosis drug discovery, faced a challenge in managing its vast research data and enabling secure global collaboration. The lab lacked a central electronic repository for its more than 100,000 compounds, 3,000 TB strains, and 10,000 samples, which hindered efficient teamwork with its partners in the TB Drug Accelerator consortium. To address this, they implemented CDD Vault from Collaborative Drug Discovery.

CDD Vault provided a single, secure informatics platform that acted as a central repository. The solution enabled automated data sharing with global collaborators, offered robust searchability across experiments and inventory, and provided precise sample tracking. This resulted in significant time savings by eliminating manual data distribution and reporting, enhanced collaboration with pharmaceutical partners, and streamlined research workflows to accelerate the lab's TB drug discovery efforts.

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