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Deepening Digitalization In Drug Discovery At PTC Therapeutics
5/28/2026
Digital integration of physicochemical property prediction transforms how chemists evaluate compounds, enabling faster analysis, stronger structure, and more informed decisions across libraries.
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Accelerating Structure Verification Across Novartis
5/28/2026
Automated structure verification integrated into open-access NMR workflows cuts review time dramatically while maintaining confidence in results. See how smart parameter optimization improves efficiency.
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How GSK Are Revolutionizing HTE
5/28/2026
High-throughput chemistry delivers speed and efficiency, but only with the right digital backbone. See how integrated automation and analytics help chemists extract more value from every plate.
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The Future Of DMTA In Drug Discovery And Development
5/28/2026
AI‑enabled DMTA cycles connect design, experimentation, and analysis through structured data and automation, reducing manual handoffs while accelerating discovery, development, and CMC decision‑making.
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In Vitro Biology
5/28/2026
Curia’s discovery biology team accelerates your program toward the clinic and commercialization with our best-in-class, customizable solutions.
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Integrated Drug Discovery
5/28/2026
Integrated drug discovery greatly benefits programs by blending various scientific disciplines into a unified team focused on your project.
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Medicinal Chemistry
5/28/2026
Curia was the first CRO to provide contract medicinal chemistry services to the pharmaceutical industry.
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Structural Biology Services
5/28/2026
At Curia, our team of expert protein chemists and structural biologists brings the advanced experience and technology needed to support all your structural biology services needs.
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What Makes An RNA Platform Investable? Lessons From The Last Wave Of Biotech Financing
5/28/2026
RNA investing has shifted from hype to scalability, forcing companies to prove manufacturability, delivery strength, and platform-wide value.
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Synaptic Regeneration And The Future Of Alzheimer's R&D
5/22/2026
For too long, treating Alzheimer’s disease has been a case of “managed decline.” We need to move beyond slowing disease progression toward achieving tangible functional recovery.