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Lilly, BMS, Microsoft On GenAI’s Machine-First Approach Success, Cell Therapy Use, Regulation
As Eli Lilly chief information and digital officer Rau speaks of generative AI models training humans on drug discovery, Bristol Myers Squibb CDTO Meyers of wearables aiding cell therapy and Microsoft Research India MD Rajamani of interoperability no longer being a huge challenge, a discussion at the BioAsia summit highlights a fundamental shift in R&D approaches.
Quick Listen: Scrip's Five Must-Know Things
In this week's podcast edition of Five Must-Know Things: Galderma prepares to take on Dupixent; Pfizer’s plans for Adcetris in DLBCL; Lilly’s donanemab approval delayed again; the psychedelic R&D pipeline; and an interview with BMS’s CDTO Greg Meyers.
Moeller Looks To Prove BenevolentAI’s Doubters Wrong
The former Bayer research head needs to turn the AI-based company around, but investors are skeptical about its attempts to serve big pharma and develop its own pipeline simultaneously.
BMS CDTO Meyers On Gen AI Use Cases, Long-Range Planning Models
Bristol Myers Squibb’s EVP and chief digital and technology officer, Greg Meyers, tells Scrip how the company is using data, technology and artificial intelligence to speed up the clinical research process. An AI engine that leverages real-world data to improve trial diversity and promising generative AI uses cases are some of the key topics discussed.
First Digital Therapeutic App Filed For Approval In Expanding Japan ADHD Market
A pioneering approval filing for a therapeutic app by Shionogi is set to herald expansion of ADHD therapies beyond the pill in Japan, along with growth in the pediatric segment for the disorder.
Eyeing Agility, Astellas Expands Digital Transformation Initiative
Soon-to-start digital transformation initiatives at the major Japanese pharma firm will focus on in-housing of IT systems and company-wide enhancement of AI/data analytics skills.
Exscientia Focus Firmly On Pipeline After CEO Exit Scandal
The sacking of CEO Andrew Hopkins over inappropriate relationships with two employees has cast a cloud over the high-profile AI biotech.
Scrip Asks…What Does 2024 Hold For Biopharma? Part 5: Clinical Trial Trends
Some 50 experts and executives in the biopharma sector shared their views on the major trends they expect to see driving change in the clinical trials arena in 2024. Artificial intelligence applied to clinical development, greater use of remote monitoring and increased patient diversity in trials were key themes.
Quick Listen: Scrip's Five Must-Know Things
In this week's podcast edition of Five Must-Know Things: the biggest drug launches expected in 2024; Roche’s Pharma CEO talks about growth momentum; 10 pivotal studies to look out for this year; the obesity market now and in future; and what does 2024 hold for transformative technology in biopharma.
Avance Clinical CEO On Biotech Funding Green Shoots, Oncology Study Design Landscape
Avance Clinical’s CEO talks to Scrip about green shoots in US biotech funding, potential partnering in the AI space, the Australia rapid-start draw for early phase trials and the transition in the study design landscape in oncology for first-in-human trials.
Scrip Asks…What Does 2024 Hold For Biopharma? Part 4: Transformative Technology
More than 75 industry executives and experts gazed into the crystal ball and shared with Scrip their predictions around transformative technologies. Perhaps unsurprisingly, AI was the dominant theme – but gene editing, cell therapies and new targeting modalities were also among the highlights.
Amgen Doubles Down On AI, Genomic Investments In R&D
David Reese, chief technology officer and former EVP of R&D, and newly appointed EVP of R&D Jay Bradner spoke with Scrip about how Amgen is pairing artificial intelligence with genomics plus data milestones in 2024.
Evaxion Cancer Vaccines Excite Investors
Shares in the Danish biotech have soared by 110% over plans to prioritize a novel category of AI-identified tumor antigens for its cancer vaccines.
Scrip Asks…What Does 2024 Hold For Biopharma? Part 3: Manufacturing And Supply
Looking ahead on manufacturing and supply-related issues in 2024, respondents told Scrip to expect companies to bring their supply chains closer to home, improvements for delivery of cell and gene therapies, a focus by contract manufacturers and developers on sustainability and continued emphasis on access to critical drugs.
Trends Shaping India Pharma: Next-Gen Therapies, Adjacencies, LOE Strategies And More
The arrival of an indigenous CAR-T cell therapy, a shot at GLP-1s and Parkinson’s disease, strides into adjacencies and an “easy revenue stream” formula for products set to lose exclusivity are some of the striking developments seen playing out in India. Industry leaders, including Cipla’s CEO, share their views with Scrip on some of the key trends in the first instalment of this two-part roundup.
Trials In Focus: Joint Venture Aims To Simplify Cell Therapy Trials For Smaller Players
CTMC CEO Jason Bock talked to Scrip about the venture between MD Anderson and National Resilience, which provides manufacturing, process development and regulatory support for small cell therapy developers’ preclinical and clinical proof-of-concept studies. Meanwhile, Verge Genomics initiated a Phase Ib study of its AI-discovered drug for ALS; EyePoint and Aviceda dosed patients in their Phase II DME trials; Parexel teamed up with a non-profit cancer research group in Japan; and BARDA selected PPD to run its Phase II platform trial for ARDS.
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