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Scientific workflow for hypothesis testing in drug discovery: Part 1

Drug Target Review

As a business executive at IBM Research in New York, Dr Singh led the go-to-market for IBM Watson Genomics Analytics. For more: [link] ; [link] ; [link] ; [link] Nina Truter Nina Truter is a translational scientist with a deep focus on understanding mechanisms of action in drug development and leveraging disparate datasets in biotech.

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Boehringer Ingelheim and Twist Bioscience Enter Therapeutic Antibody Discovery Collaboration

The Pharma Data

We have the ability to generate precise antibodies to a diverse range of targets, which together with Boehringer Ingelheim’s strength in drug development capabilities, could mean multiple new, more personalized treatments in the future for patients,” said Emily M. Leproust, Ph.D., CEO and co-founder of Twist. About Twist Biopharma.

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Accelerating Drug Discovery Through Repurposing

DrugBank

The pharmaceutical industry grapples with the persistent challenge of high attrition rates and escalating costs inherent in drug development. This necessitates exploring alternative strategies to expedite drug discovery and optimize resource allocation.

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Using clinical genomics and AI in drug development to elevate success

Drug Target Review

Drug development: addressing complexity and success rates Drug development is a complex and expensive process, requiring multidisciplinary expertise and high-risk financial investments. The financial burden of drug development is substantial, often exceeding $2 billion per drug.

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Navigating the AI revolution: a roadmap for pharma’s future

Drug Target Review

Planning the journey from data to deliverables The future of AI-enabled drug development benefits from the continued advancement of multimodality and clinical genomics, with a focus on integration, efficiency and personalisation to transform both care and R&D.