ARTICLES BY RAY DOGUM
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Video Spotlight: Harvard's Alice Stanton On Engineering Integrated Human-Derived miBrain Organoid Models3/3/2026
Harvard Medical School Assistant Professor, Alice Stanton, engineered the first 3D immuno-glial-neurovascular human multicellular integrated brain (miBrain) model. In this video spotlight interview, Dr. Stanton shares her journey into science and neural organoid research.
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Insights From The Non-Opioid Pain Therapeutics Summit: Human-Centric Translational Models And The Reawakening Of Pain Pipelines2/2/2026
The 2026 Inaugural Non-Opioid Pain Therapeutics Summit brought together a diverse group of scientists, clinicians, and drug hunters to discuss developing safe, effective pain medicines without the addictive properties associated with opioids.
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Schrödinger's Equation Turns 100: How Quantum Chemistry Is Improving Drug Discovery1/23/2026
On January 26th, 2026 as we celebrate this centennial milestone of Schrödinger’s Equation, it’s worth asking: What does quantum mechanics mean for drug discovery and biomolecular simulations?
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Annual Reflections And Predictions From The Editors' Roundtable1/6/2026
Understanding the full scope of the life science industry has never been more critical. Ray Dogum, Chief Editor of Drug Discovery Online, joins the Life Science Connect Editors’ Roundtable on a special episode of Better Biopharma podcast.
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The Unlikely Weapon Against Fentanyl: Your Immune System12/23/2025
ARMR Sciences Inc. has developed a vaccine designed with a novel adjuvant, dmLT, to neutralize fentanyl in the bloodstream before it reaches the central nervous system and binds to μ-opioid receptors (MORs).
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2025's Top 5 Drug Discovery Highlights And How To Stay Ahead In 202612/15/2025
Drug Discovery Online's 2025 Top 5 most consequential shifts affecting this rapidly evolving field, including NAMs, AI, Individualized Therapies, Innovating China, and Early-stage Funding Volatility.
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GO‑4 Drug Combo Offers New Hope for Treating Late-Stage BRCA/PALB2-Mutated Cancers11/24/2025
General Oncology’s GO‑4 is an investigational product combining melphalan, BCNU, hydroxocobalamin, and ascorbic acid. The company's CEO, Jeff Glazier shared how the combo is designed to shut down DNA repair and resensitize hard‑to‑treat tumors to chemotherapy for patients with advanced pancreatic or breast cancer.
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From Funding Gaps to AI Frontiers: Insights from the Boston Globe Summit 202511/20/2025
Insights from the Boston Globe Summit 2025 exploring biotech funding challenges, AI-driven drug discovery, and genome editing breakthroughs shaping the future of research and care.
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Live Insights: 45% Believe The NAMs Industry Should Expand Pre-Competitive Data Sharing Programs11/13/2025
According to a recent poll, 45% of participants believe the NAMs industry should expand pre-competitive consortia by sharing validation data and best practices to reduce duplication and accelerate acceptance. Experts Zahar Nahle, Ph.D. and Samantha Atkins, Ph.D. share their insights.
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OpenFold3 Released: Redefining The Limits Of Protein Prediction Models11/4/2025
OpenFold3, a biomolecular structure prediction model based on AlphaFold3 was recently released by the OpenFold Consortium, a non-profit AI R&D organization.