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Background and objectives
Enabled by an ever-expanding arsenal of model systems, analysis methods, libraries of chemical compounds and other agents (like biologics), the amount of data generated during drug discovery programmes has never been greater, yet the biological complexity of many diseases still defies pharmaceutical treatment.
Hand in hand with rising regulatory expectations, this growing complexity has inflated the research intensity and associated cost of the average discovery project. It is, therefore, imperative that the learnings from these data investments are maximised to enable efficient future research.
This could be empowered by the big data analysis and machine learning approaches that are currently driving the digital transformation across all industries.
Find out more about how the MELLODDY project plans to accomplish these goals by clicking below.