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Demonstrate and verify the intellegent de novo drug discoverer

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Coordinator ANYO Labs AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 1 459 000
Project duration May 2024 - May 2025
Status Ongoing
Venture Ground-breaking technology solutions
Call Groundbreaking and scalable technology solutions in 2024

Purpose and goal

Purpose: This project aims to verify the effectiveness of ANYO Labs´ innovative AI platform for de novo drug discovery. This platform utilizes cutting-edge artificial intelligence to design entirely new drug candidates. Goal: By validating the technology, ANYO Labs aims to establish a commercially viable solution. This will revolutionize drug discovery by enabling the faster development of novel therapies, potentially addressing unmet medical needs and accelerating the fight against disease.

Expected effects and result

This 9-month validation of AI-Powered drug discovery project will rigorously test and validate ANYO Labs´ AI platform, focusing on three key areas: - Generate Novel Drug Candidates (de novo chemistry). - Predict Potency Against Specific Proein Targets. - Estimate Key ADMET Properties. By validating these capabilities, we achieve proof for transformative outcomes: - Faster Drug Discovery. - Reduced Development Costs. - Expanded Chemical Space Exploration. - Democratizing Drug Discovery.

Planned approach and implementation

This 9-month project utilizes a work package structure where we will identify promising drug targets and leverage i-TripleD to predict candidate molecules. Collaborating with a CRO, synthesis, and evaluation of the molecules will be made where i-TripleD´s predictions will be validated against experimental results. Finally, all findings and data will be documented with potential publication. Verified learnings will be integrated back into i-TripleD, enhancing its capabilities.

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Last updated 21 September 2024

Reference number 2024-00477