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AI in Drug Discovery - A Highly Opinionated Literature Review (Part III)

Practical Cheminformatics

Following up on Part I and Part II, the third post in this series is a collection of review articles published in 2023 that I found helpful.

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Looking ahead to AACR  

Drug Discovery World

These topics will be represented across a range of session types, including methods workshops, minisymposia, poster and plenary sessions, as well as keynotes, awards and lectures.

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Key industry partnerships advancing drug discovery

Drug Discovery World

Anagenex and Nimbus Therapeutics Anagenex and Nimbus Therapeutics have initiated a research collaboration to discover small molecule drugs for multiple challenging targets. The Chan Lab at UT Southwestern will enhance PhenoScope’s tumour bank with spatial transcriptomic data and provide bioinformatic analytic expertise.

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Therapeutic antibody potential in 2024

Drug Discovery World

The company also partnered with a top 20 pharma company and has been successful in identifying antibody candidates for a target of interest, with greater diversity (2.3x) and accuracy compared to alternative bioinformatics pipeline selection methods.

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Unlocking AI’s potential in drug discovery: A roadmap to scalable solutions

Drug Discovery World

The transformative power of AI While Foundation Models (FMs), including Large Language Models (LLMs) and image-based models, may not exhibit true intelligence, their potential to revolutionise fields like drug discovery and materials science is undeniable. Small Language Models (SLMs) are gaining traction, particularly in the life sciences.

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New to ELRIG Drug Discovery 2022: Tech Theatre supported by DDW

Drug Discovery World

Dr Yahya Anvar, Head of Data Science, OKRA.ai He holds a PhD in Medicine from Leiden University, and an MSc in Bioinformatics and Artificial Intelligence from Brunel University. Kanza also works on several semantic web projects across different domains such as drug discovery, agriculture and the social sciences.

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Big data – charting a new path to drug discovery and development

Drug Discovery World

Tim Lowery , President, JSR Life Sciences, asks whether artificial intelligence can do for life sciences what it has done in other sectors and whether these tools can keep up with the complexities of human biology. So, where do we go from here to realise their potential in life sciences?

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