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500 – and counting!

Sygnature Discovery

When DMPK scientist Lynette Ongeri joined Sygnature this month, she unknowingly helped us reach a landmark we couldn’t be prouder of… Sygnature Discovery – or Sygnature Chemical Services Ltd, as it was known then – opened its doors in 2004 with five colleagues.

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How the AI revolution can accelerate early drug discovery

Drug Target Review

Author bio: Matthew Habgood Principal Computational Chemist, Cresset Matthew graduated from Imperial College London in 2004 with an MSci in Chemistry and was co-awardee of the Neil Arnott prize for best chemistry graduate at the University of London.

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