Silicos NV's computational lead identification and development platform combines proprietary and commercial computational chemistry tools, and has potential in many indications such as cancer and infectious diseases, central nervous system disorders, and immunodeficiency diseases. The company is using its virtual fragment-based tools to create small molecules for both clients and for its own internal projects.
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