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Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly just switched on the biggest AI supercomputer in the industry, built with NVIDIA to speed up drug discovery. The massive computing power could help scientists create life-saving medications faster than ever before.
Korean scientists are combining artificial intelligence with quantum computing to discover new drugs in a fraction of the usual time. What typically takes over a decade could soon happen in months.
A self-driving lab just found a game-changing way to deliver mRNA therapies, and it discovered the solution completely on its own. The breakthrough could unlock new treatments for diseases beyond vaccines.
Merck and Mayo Clinic are combining artificial intelligence with real patient data to speed up the discovery of breakthrough medicines. The collaboration aims to make drug development faster, smarter, and more likely to succeed.
A London lab just unveiled AI that predicts how drugs work in the body with breakthrough accuracy, potentially speeding up how we discover new medicines. Scientists are calling it a major leap forward, comparing it to the next generation of Nobel Prize-winning technology.
Researchers developed a breakthrough method to systematically create molecular glues that destroy disease-causing proteins, transforming leukemia treatment and opening doors to tackle previously untreatable diseases. What was once a game of chance is now a precise science.
After years of promise, artificial intelligence in drug discovery faces its biggest test yet as the first AI-designed medications enter final-stage clinical trials. The results could either prove AI can revolutionize medicine or reveal the technology still has a long way to go.
Artificial intelligence is slashing the time and cost to develop new medicines, opening doors for treatments that were previously too expensive to pursue. The first AI-designed drugs are already in human trials.
Mayo Clinic researchers discovered that brigatinib, a lung cancer drug, may help ovarian cancer patients overcome treatment resistance when combined with existing therapies. The breakthrough could transform care for women facing one of the deadliest cancers.
A common herb used in traditional medicine could offer relief for the 10% of people worldwide suffering from peptic ulcers, without the bone loss and gut problems linked to current medications. Early research shows the plant may heal ulcers naturally while reducing stomach acid.
Scientists just made finding new medicines faster and more accurate using artificial intelligence. The innovation could help patients get treatments sooner while making drug development safer.
Artificial intelligence is slashing scientific discovery timelines from decades to months, with one company bringing a drug from concept to clinical trials in just 30 months instead of the usual 15 years. The revolution is transforming everything from medicine to materials science.
Scientists in Singapore developed an AI system that maps complex protein structures faster and more accurately than ever before. This breakthrough could speed up drug discovery and help researchers tackle diseases more efficiently.
Researchers in Italy have developed the first promising drug to combat Zika virus, a mosquito-borne illness that can cause severe brain damage in babies. The breakthrough molecule also shows potential against dengue, yellow fever, and West Nile virus.
Researchers at Queen's University created a powerful computer that uses light pulses instead of electricity to tackle complex challenges like drug discovery and package routing. The best part? It runs on off-the-shelf parts at room temperature.
Two AI-powered companies just received FDA approval to tackle thousands of rare diseases that have gone untreated for decades due to scientist shortages. Their breakthrough platforms can automate gene editing and drug discovery, potentially bringing personalized medicine to millions within 10 years.
Scientists at the University of Virginia have discovered a pill that stops glioblastoma, the deadliest brain cancer, from spreading in lab mice without harmful side effects. The breakthrough targets a gene that drives the cancer's aggressive spread through the brain.
Scientists discovered that plants secretly borrow genetic tools from bacteria to create powerful medicinal compounds. This breakthrough could make new drugs faster, cheaper, and safer to produce.
Scientists from Ohio State and an Indian university just created an AI that designs medications humans can actually make in labs. The breakthrough could slash the decade-long, billion-dollar drug development timeline and help fight cancer and drug-resistant diseases.
Scientists created an AI system called MOSAIC that successfully generated 35 new chemical compounds on its first try, potentially speeding up drug discovery by years. The breakthrough could transform how we develop everything from life-saving medicines to cosmetics.
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