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Drug discovery hotspots: India’s Genome Valley

Drug Discovery World

India is traditionally known as ‘the pharmacy of the world’ due to its huge pharmaceuticals manufacturing capacity and high quantity of exports, particularly generic medicines and vaccines. It is emerging markets like India that analysts expect to spearhead the global growth of the pharmaceutical sector 1.

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Women in STEM with Dr Catherine Sheehan

Drug Target Review

My secondary school chemistry teacher had a PhD in organic chemistry, and I found her classes and lab experiments to be very interesting, especially those in physical and organic chemistry. Could you share an example of a specific project or research that you have worked on and the impact it has had in your field?

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Marquis Who’s Who Honors James D. McChesney, PhD, with Inclusion in Who’s Who in the World

The Pharma Data

Dr. McChesney is the founder and chief executive officer of Cloaked Therapeutics and Arbor Therapeutics, through which he has drawn on more than five decades of research in natural products chemistry to identify and develop novel cancer treatments. a consulting and research firm where he acted as the principal until 2017.

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AI At The Frontier: Empowering Early Career Professionals In Drug Discovery

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Miguel Gancedo Rodrigo Miguel Gancedo Rodrigo Research Investigator, Isomorphic Labs My name is Miguel, and I’m from Murcia, Spain. I pursued a degree in Pharmacy from the University of Murcia to become a qualified Pharmacist, followed by an MSc in Cancer Pharmacology at London Metropolitan University.