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29 Nov

The Longitude Prize on ALS, a new £7.5 million global challenge prize, aims to encourage and reward cutting edge AI-based approaches to transform drug discovery

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28 Nov

A team from UNIGE and the University of Pisa has designed surprisingly stable molecular assemblies, paving the way for new drug constructs and geometrically controlled materials

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27 Nov

Scientists have unlocked new details on important ‘receptor’ proteins – promising targets for the creation of novel drugs for metabolic conditions ranging from diabetes to obesity and inflammatory disorders

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26 Nov

New data reveals a 57% drop in costs when compared to Q1 (April to June) 2015/16

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