I really enjoyed the paper, though I'd probably characterize it as primarily academic.

This paper's got a ton of background research that's gathered up a lot of relevant data and models. The computational-results are nice, too, in providing a perspective on simulation-costs.

Once there're viable cell-simulations, we can do stuff like have computers predict, say, medicines by just simulating random molecules and optimizing them for desired-effect. A really powerful tool to look forward to!