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‘We will understand how humans work’ with Deepmind’s new algorithm

Nov. 30, 2020
By Nuala Moran
LONDON – The Google artificial intelligence company Deepmind has developed an algorithm that can predict the 3D structure of a protein from its amino acid sequence, making it possible to solve the structures of proteins, such as G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs), which are a mainstay of drug targeting but whose structure is challenging to determine with current methods.
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AI silhouette

Artificial intelligence extending biopharma drug research

Oct. 23, 2020
By Peter Winter
The pace at which companies are integrating the sophisticated tools of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) into their early stage drug discovery and development programs is accelerating, as evidenced by the creation of new dedicated AI-focused biopharma companies and the eagerness of drug developers to partner with AI firms. A panel at the BIO Investment Forum delved into the impact of AI on the sector and its ability to assist scientists in uncovering the intricacies of disease mechanisms and lead them toward novel drug targets.
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Cambridge-1 supercomputer

Nvidia investing $52M in U.K. supercomputer for drug discovery

Oct. 5, 2020
By Nuala Moran
LONDON – U.S. chipmaker Nvidia Inc. is investing £40 million (US$51.9 million) in building a supercomputer in Cambridge, U.K., to be dedicated to applying artificial intelligence in drug discovery and in health care.
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2020 KoNECT-MOHW-MFDS International Conference

Implementing AI in the drug discovery process is difficult but not impossible

Sep. 11, 2020
By Gina Lee
HONG KONG – The use of artificial intelligence in drug discovery was back in the spotlight on the last day of the 2020 KoNECT-MOHW-MFDS International Conference, with drug developers pointing out both challenges and possible solutions.
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Molecule illustration

Bayer leaps in to lead Recursion’s $239M series D

Sep. 9, 2020
By Lee Landenberger
Recursion Inc.’s combination of machine learning and artificial intelligence, coupled to its wet lab work, caught Bayer AG’s attention so solidly that its investment unit, Leaps by Bayer, led the charge on Recursion’s new and oversubscribed $239 million series D financing.
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2020 KoNECT-MOHW-MFDS International Conference

SK C&C looks to AI to enhance Korean drug discovery process

Sep. 9, 2020
By Gina Lee
HONG KONG – The Korean 2020 KoNECT-MOHW-MFDS International Conference, which is taking place online this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, faced a challenging start. Technical difficulties hampered some of the early proceeding. However, technology took focus again later in the day in a more positive, with an exploration of artificial intelligence (AI).
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AI silhouette
Ai4 2020

High potential with AI/ML; pitfalls are incomplete data and people

Aug. 24, 2020
By Karen Carey
While the retail, security and entertainment sectors dove in early with the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies, the life sciences sector has “been a bit of a laggard, frankly,” said Pratap Khedkar, a principal at the Evanston, Ill.-based consultant firm ZS Associates.
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Hod Lipson, professor and robotics engineer, Columbia University
Ai4 2020

Artificial intelligence applications in health care on the rise

Aug. 20, 2020
By Karen Carey
Columbia University professor and robotics engineer Hod Lipson knows the importance of artificial intelligence (AI) on a global level. “It permeates everything we do, from the stock market, from predicting the weather to what product you’re going to buy,” he said Wednesday during the second day of the virtual Ai4 2020 conference. “It’s even grading essays. You name it.”
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Circuit board brain
‘The joints are elsewhere’

For neurodegeneration, a different way to slice the pie

Aug. 10, 2020
By Anette Breindl
Investigators have developed a new approach to classifying neurodegenerative disorders that used the overall patterns of protein aggregation, rather than specific proteins, to define six clusters of patients that crossed traditional diagnostic categories.
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Artificial intelligence and digital health icons

Artificial intelligence strategies being implemented by biopharma companies

June 23, 2020
By Peter Winter
The importance of artificial intelligence and machine learning continues to be acknowledged by drug development companies. Recently, to help accelerate the discovery of therapies to treat COVID-19, several deals have been forged to deploy those tools.
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