A measured baseline for ligand optimisation
Random molecular changes put potency gains and AI ADMET predictions in experimental context.
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Random molecular changes put potency gains and AI ADMET predictions in experimental context.
New evidence on molecular representations, data-efficient learning, geometric reasoning, experimental feedback and screening choices.
Five developments connect AI research with experimental testing, funding and shared resources.
Three studies examine transcriptional responses, organ distribution and multiscale immune hypotheses.
What can new agent workflows, adaptable laboratory robots and learned analytical corrections contribute to chemistry experiments?
Can coupled generation and prediction enrich molecules with the excited-state energetics sought for singlet-fission materials?
A computational CDK2 study tests prioritisation by selectivity as well as potency.
Can diffusion generation coupled to quantum evaluation populate sparse electronic-property regions for flexible molecules?
Public funding backs a planned expansion of AI and robotic chemistry in Glasgow.
A receptor-state model improves one GPCR benchmark while showing limited transfer to distant receptors.
How can automated reaction-network discovery connect likely photoresist pathways with the locations and times at which products form?
Five selected papers on simulation reliability, scientific agents and phase behaviour; four are unreviewed preprints.
Inductive Bio launches an assistant for assay checks and medicinal-chemistry analysis; its reported benchmark remains company-run.
Four newly posted papers and one consortium announcement examine molecular generation, prediction and the limits of benchmark success.
Three papers on small-data reaction predictions, recorded dispensing and AI-accessible thin-film measurements; two are unreviewed preprints.