> There are no monstrously hard computational power problems in drug development that are waiting for mathematical brains to pursue Not sure if I would put it

> There are no monstrously hard computational power problems in drug development that are waiting for mathematical brains to pursue Not sure if I would put it that way. For ex, in principle, you could use molecular dynamics and search to find protein sequences that form other proteins/antibodies that can hit targets you want or operate in a more complex fashion. So hard computational power can most definitely help out (and depending on level of advance, help out a great deal). Ofc that doesn't mean you don't need experiments at all.