Today, I am sharing my thoughts on Sarah Su's TED Talk, The Future of Medicine: Computational Chemistry. This TED Talk discusses how computational chemistry relates to drug discovery, molecular interactions, and personalized medicine.

Main points:
- Computer simulations are used by computational chemistry and are essential to model different chemical processes.
- Computational chemistry allows researchers to predict molecular behavior and interactions.
- The process of finding new drugs can be sped up using computational chemistry.
- As extensive laboratory experiments are tedious and difficult, computational chemistry reduces the need for them.
- This type of chemistry can help identify potential drug candidates faster.
- Using computational chemistry, the understanding of disease mechanisms at a molecular level is furthered and more efficient.
- Personalized medicine strategies are further developed while using the support of computational chemistry.
- Our future in medical research is shaped through the integration of computational tools in chemistry.
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