I'm an AI maximalist, but there's a wave of dumb ai bio companies that are being started because of this and I am very worried that they will lead to another biotech winter when they inevitably fail
many solutions in search of problems and other silly things
Huge thanks to our incredible team @openprotein, especially @timt1630. This is just the beginning of AI systems that truly understand protein biology.
I can’t wait to see what the community can do with these models. 13/13
This work gives us confidence in combining ADME models to calculate early human dose predictions and is being utilized in J&J discovery projects to help advance projects and facilitate decision-making.
Using a clever approach, Dries and the team demonstrated that the models we evaluated and propagated error allowed for ranking of compounds with 10-fold resolution. In the early drug discovery stage, this is very useful!
Can we already start thinking about dose at the point of design? We discuss how we try to tackle this challenge and take a closer look at the impact of the accuracy of individual predictions.
https://t.co/CH7f2XuQI8
I’m truly grateful for the opportunity to work on a challenging problem with this all-star cast of (current and former) JNJ colleagues - at least a few of which I know to be on twitter @jcisar@jedward3!
Last week, myself and Riley Svec (Global Discovery Chemistry at JnJ) had the absolute privilege to co-chair the 2024 JnJ Graduate Research Symposium and host 11 fantastic young chemists at our Spring House, PA Campus. All the students gave phenomenal talks and @KozlowskiMarisa gave a wonderful keynote lecture. It was a lot of work putting it all together (we had a lot of internal help!) but it was a highly successful event. Looking forward to all great things ahead for our GRS scholars...the future of synthesis is bright!
Last week, myself and Riley Svec (Global Discovery Chemistry at JnJ) had the absolute privilege to co-chair the 2024 JnJ Graduate Research Symposium and host 11 fantastic young chemists at our Spring House, PA Campus. All the students gave phenomenal talks and @KozlowskiMarisa gave a wonderful keynote lecture. It was a lot of work putting it all together (we had a lot of internal help!) but it was a highly successful event. Looking forward to all great things ahead for our GRS scholars...the future of synthesis is bright!