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MicroED: From Powder to Structure in a Half-Hour

NIH Director's Blog: Drug Development

Now comes word of another absolutely incredible use of cryo-EM: determining with great ease and exquisite precision the structure of the smaller organic chemical compounds, or “small molecules,” that play such key roles in biological exploration and drug development. Also analyzed were eight less-familiar small molecules.

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Silly Things Large Language Models Do With Molecules

Practical Cheminformatics

Testing Claude’s Molecule Generation Ability To test the molecule generation ability of Claude, a general-purpose LLM from Anthropic, I prompted it to generate analogs for hits from fragment screens. These fragment hits are small molecules with between 11 and 21 heavy atoms. Of course, this is ridiculous.

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

Elrig

During this time, I had the opportunity to step in as an interim Discovery Sciences project lead, sparking my interest in project leadership. There, I supported AI-enabled DD efforts in their small molecule portfolio.

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Women in Stem with Dr Rachel Lagiakos

Drug Target Review

Coupling my desire to be a scientist with my keen sense of adventure, I moved to Alaska out of high school to begin my undergraduate studies in chemistry, applying myself to my STEM classes whilst also climbing mountains and chasing Northern Lights. She is an active voice for diversity and inclusion in the Sciences.

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Welcome to new Director David Hulcoop

The Open Targets Blog

After completing my PhD in organic chemistry at the University of Cambridge, I went to Canada as a Leverhulme Trust postdoctoral fellow. I then moved back to the UK to work as a process chemist at GSK, designing the manufacturing routes for small molecule drugs. I’m a chemist by training.