Case Study: UNC READDI accelerates antiviral drug discovery with CDD Vault

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill cuts data-administration time by 90% with CDD Vault

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's READDI initiative, a large multi-lab antiviral research consortium, faced significant challenges managing its collaborative drug discovery data. Their initial reliance on spreadsheets, email, and a failed custom database led to inefficiencies and errors in compound tracking. To address this, they implemented the CDD Vault platform from Collaborative Drug Discovery.

By adopting CDD Vault as its centralized data hub, UNC READDI established a single source of truth for all research information. This solution from Collaborative Drug Discovery slashed data administration time by nearly 90%, enabled real-time searching and visualization of thousands of compounds, and provided robust tools for inventory management and intellectual property protection, drastically accelerating their antiviral drug discovery efforts.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill