Silico Technology

In silico models have become increasingly popular in recent years. The term "in silico" refers to computer models that use databases, data analysis tools, data mining, homology models, machine learning, pharmacophores, quantitative structure-activity connections, and network analysis techniques to study pharmacological ideas. In most cases, in silico approaches are utilized in conjunction with in vitro models. For many years, the word "in silico" was not used in the scientific community. It's a relatively new name for a rapidly growing field of research. In silico refers to experimental techniques performed by computers and is connected to the more established words of in vivo and in vitro investigations. In silico originally meant "executed on computer or by computer simulation," but in current science it refers to experimental techniques performed by computers.

• Computational Intelligence
• High Performance Computing