After using BenevolentAI’s platform, AstraZeneca validated it through experimentation. This is the first selected target coming out of the AstraZeneca collaboration, showing great progress in target identification.
Heart disease often involves multiple interrelated diseases, necessitating a deep understanding of potential disease drivers for each patient. Most current treatments of heart disease have a generic approach, but because of a variety of causes of heart failure, there is an unmet need for other therapies.
Scientists and technologists from both companies work side-by-side, combining BenevolentAI’s AI-driven drug discovery capabilities with AstraZeneca’s disease-specific expertise.
Regina Fritsche Danielson, SVP and Head of Research and Early Development at AstraZeneca emphasised the importance of this collaboration: “Our ongoing partnership with BenevolentAI has been instrumental in uncovering new insights into complex diseases. Heart Failure represents a critical therapeutic area, and we are committed to advancing innovative solutions.”
Nicola Richmond, VP of AI at BenevolentAI, will be speaking at this year's PING Conference - AI in Pharma: Threat or Opportunity?. Other speakers include representatives from Healx, Health-Equity.AI, 7bridges, Ignota Labs and others.