Summit, the world's most powerful unallocated computer system, has identified a number of chemicals that can stop the spread of COVID-19 and help create an effective vaccine.
Through thousands of simulations at the National LaboratoryThe Oak Ridge supercomputer analyzed which compounds could prevent the virus from infecting body cells by neutralizing its “spikes.” 77 discovered substances that meet the stated requirements will become the basis for future research to find an effective vaccine.
Because you yourselfthe compounds themselves are not a cure, then infurther, scientists using an updated computer model will develop a drug that will not only be able to prevent the spread of infection, but will also be safe to use.
After this, biochemists will also need to create a material sample of it, and then conduct a series of experiments and confirm the declared properties in practice.
Recently, researchers have also developed new reusable face masks with a nanofiber filter that could solve the shortage problem.
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