Bayer and Aignostics seek to deliver on ‘AI’s immense potential’ for health

14 March 2024
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German firms Bayer (BAYN: DE) and Aignostics have announced a strategic collaboration on several artificial intelligence (AI)-powered approaches with applications in precision oncology drug research and development.

Aignostics is a spin-off from one of the world’s leading hospitals, Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin, and uses computational pathology to transform complex biomedical data into biology insights.

As part of the multi-year collaboration, the companies will co-create a novel target identification platform that leverages Aignostics’ technology and proprietary multimodal patient cohorts, and Bayer’s expertise in discovering and developing novel oncology therapies.

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