Insilico Medicine has raised $110 million in a series E funding round to drive the development of its artificial intelligence-powered drug candidates, including its leading drug for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF).
Announcing the investment via a LinkedIn post, founder and chief executive Alex Zhavoronkov said the funding would also help Insilico develop its AI models further.
“This round follows our positive Phase IIa results for rentosertib in IPF, but our progress goes beyond that. We have advanced our generative AI platforms to a completely new level, with over 700 models now powering our drug discovery pipeline,” he said.
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