Artificial intelligence could provide key to COVID-19 treatment

28 May 2020

AI-based drug discovery specialist Atomwise has revealed details of 15 research collaborations seeking broad-spectrum therapies for COVID-19 and other coronaviruses.

The San Franciscan firm is working with research centers including Columbia University and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to develop drug candidates with potential long-term benefit for future outbreaks.

While drug repurposing offers the highest potential for an urgent response to the current outbreak, the firm believes that specific, targeted therapies are essential for a durable and effective response.

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