infiniSee xREAL: Perspectives on the 2.4-Trillion-Sized Compound Supercluster

webinar

Thu, 26 Sep 2024, 16:00 CEST (Berlin)

Dr. Alexander Neumann, BioSolveIT, Germany and Dr. Yurii Moroz, Enamine, Ukraine

infiniSee xREAL: Perspectives on the 2.4-Trillion-Sized Compound Supercluster

The introduction of infiniSee xREAL marks a groundbreaking step in Chemical Space exploration, featuring an overwhelming number of 2.4 TRILLION compounds. The new, vast expansion presents unprecedented opportunities for drug discovery, enabling researchers to navigate an ultra-large Chemical Space with ease and efficiency.

In this joint webinar, our friends from Enamine let us dive into the architecture and setup of xREAL. Alongside insights into its synthesis-oriented operational framework, the session will highlight advanced methods that go beyond basic web browser searches for retrieving relevant chemical data — brought to life through practical drug discovery use cases.

Join us for insights on xREAL’s unique capabilities to revolutionize early stages of drug discovery, and don’t miss this opportunity to see the future of Chemical Space exploration in action!

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