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President, Biomedical Research at Novartis

I’m excited to announce that Novartis has entered into a collaboration agreement with Generate: Biomedicines to use advanced generative AI approaches to create next-generation biologic drug candidates.    AI holds the potential to enhance and accelerate many steps of the drug discovery and development process. To this end, our collaboration will leverage the unique strengths of our companies, including leading expertise in target biology, disease area science, AI/machine learning, clinical development and more.   This is another example of our commitment at Novartis to innovating with AI and other cutting-edge technologies and approaches to help bring new therapeutic options forward for patients, faster. Congratulations to the Novartis and Generate teams that made this collaboration possible. https://lnkd.in/eN3eASNP #AI #biologics #drugdevelopment

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K. Nicole Clouse

Vice President, Head of Intellectual Property

2mo

We are so thrilled to work with Novartis to develop life-changing therapeutics for patients!

Michael Nally

CEO at Generate Biomedicines and CEO/Partner at Flagship Pioneering

2mo

Thanks Fiona H. Marshall. We look forward to working together to make great medicines.

Chetan Mallik

Global Capability Centre (GCC) Communications & Engagement Leader Passionate About Everything Tech! Work Philosophy: If I Spot A Story, Consider It Told.

2mo

This is big Fiona H. Marshall If we connect this piece of news to our already existing partnership with Isomorphic Labs, I can proudly say that we are all in (AI). #nothingartificial #partnership

CONGRATS! 🎉 On a related topic, have you seen this BioCentury coverage: "Investments in AI in drug discovery pick up, as the picture starts to form of how target discovery may benefit" https://www.biocentury.com/article/653306/ai-for-target-discovery-the-start-of-a-long-road

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Nassim Zaagoub

Trailblazing Data Maestro: Engineering New Frontiers in Analytics

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This partnership between Generate and Novartis represents a significant step forward in harnessing innovative technologies to expedite drug development and address critical health challenges.

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Amrinder Singh

Strategic Procurement Leader | Negotiator by Trade, Collaborator by Design | 20+ Years in Pharma and Healthcare: Manufacturing, R&D, Biologics, Clinical and Comparator Sourcing | Driving Global Supply Chain Excellence

2mo

Fiona H. Marshall It's exciting to hear about the partnership to leverage generative Al for protein therapeutics discovery and development. This collaboration, which combines the strengths of both companies, holds immense potential to accelerate the drug discovery and development process. We eagerly anticipate the transformative impact this could have, bringing novel biologics to patients in need!

Dr. Epiphane A. KONAN

Digital Health AI, Medical Doctorant | AI in Healthcare | Speaker in Digital Health | Specialized health digital communication | Certified in Global Health Informatics & Applied Digital Health and AI Ethics

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Well done for thinking of it and putting it into practice.

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Vijay Morampudi

AI Strategist - Accelerating Business Value with AI-Driven Innovation | Top 5 Gen AI Leader | AI100 2024 | AI Leader 2023 | AI Thought Leader | Speaker

2mo

This is fantastic news Fiona H. Marshall! The collaboration between Novartis and Generate:Biomedicines marks a significant step forward in leveraging generative AI to revolutionize drug discovery and development. Congratulations to the teams at Novartis and Generate for making this groundbreaking collaboration a reality. Exciting times ahead!

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Rashmi Thapa, PhD

Neuroscience | Single-cell genomics | Molecular and cellular biology | Disease mechanisms and therapeutics

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I hope this collaboration can bring wonders. Congratulations and best wishes..

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