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Discovery & Development

Discovery & Development Trends & Forecasts

Fueling Precision Medicine

| Darlene Solomon

In the 20th century, physics and chemistry reshaped the world. Here’s why biology will be the game-changer in the 21st century.

Discovery & Development Drug Discovery

Archived Antivirals

| Angus Stewart

Salicylanilides have been a reliable treatment against tapeworms for much of pharma’s history. Now, they could be used to help fight COVID-19.

Discovery & Development Drug Discovery

Completing the Cell Therapy Revolution

| James Strachan

The question that’s on everyone’s lips: how can developers tackle solid tumors and bring cell therapy to millions?

Discovery & Development Digital Technologies

Human Proteins: Now Free with No Ads

| Angus Stewart

Google’s DeepMind has opened its AlphaFold protein structure database to the world.

Discovery & Development COVID-19

Throwing Down the Single-Jab Gauntlet

| Angus Stewart

Crowdsourcing initiative searches for a single-shot MRNA COVID-19 vaccine.

Discovery & Development Digital Technologies

The Revolution Will Not Be Pencil-Sketched

| Angus Stewart

How a new 3D bioprinter could – quite literally – add a new dimension to drug screening and disease modeling.

Discovery & Development Drug Discovery

Unleashing Cellular Potential

| James Strachan

Epigenetic switches are being used to identify the optimal combination of transcription factors required to derive clinically valuable cell types.

Discovery & Development Drug Discovery

Marrying Up Proteins using Molecular Glues

| Angus Stewart

A husband-and-wife-led team used mass spec to identify new drugs that “glue” proteins together. We spoke to Aneika Leney about the project.

Discovery & Development Clinical Trials

The Global Stage

| Claudia Berron

When it comes to conducting clinical trials in emerging geographies, there are four key challenges to consider.

Discovery & Development Drug Discovery

Nano-Origami Versus Infectious Agents

| Angus Stewart

It was by serendipity that Hendrik Dietz learned how to make a virus trap. Now, his team may be sitting on a new way to combat disease.

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