Chemical Space Exploration: Smart Discovery of Novel Drug Candidates

webinar

Wed, 14 Sep 2022, 16:00 CEST (Berlin)

Alexander Neumann, BioSolveIT

Chemical Space Exploration: Smart Discovery of Novel Drug Candidates

The Chemical Space is vast and bears almost endless possibilities to address challenges in modern drug discovery. Through combination of building blocks by applying chemistry rules large sets of synthetically accessible molecules can be created. Yet, due to its sheer size, novel methods to explore and navigate the Chemical Space are required to extract molecules of interest out of the myriad of compounds. In this workshop the basics of Chemical Space generation, benefits of combinatorial methods, and subsequent assessment for the best candidates will be discussed and elucidated.
Join us for the exciting workshop showcasing how to approach modern drug discovery beyond the limits of enumeration.
Participants can request a certificate of attendance.

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