The SGC is a global private public partnership focused on understanding the functions of all human proteins. Over the past two decades, we have determined thousands of protein structures, and developed new chemical probes. We are now scaling up these efforts along with the computational community, using artificial intelligence to transform early drug discovery. Explore our work and see how we are accelerating drug discovery through open-access research.
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We have brought together the recommendations of a working group composed of experts from the public and private sectors on how to best benefit from recent advances in AI and how to generate, format and disseminate data to enable future breakthroughs in AI-guided drug discovery.
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Cheryl Arrowsmith and Mike Tyers are hosting the 13th Annual Conference, ICBS 2024 in Toronto. This year, the spotlight is on the synergy of data science with chemical biology.
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Calling Post Doctoral Fellows and advanced PhD students in the chemistry, biology, and related fields for a unique opportunity to work with experts from industry and academia, rate chemical tools and help improve global science.
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We have determined more than 4,000 protein structures which have been deposited into public datasets.
Along with our collaborators, we have developed almost two hundred chemical probes for previously under-studied proteins.
All data, reagents and tools generated by SGC are publicly available without any restrictions on their use. Our publications have enabled dozens of drug discovery projects in academia and industry.
With a proven track record of fostering cross-sectorial partnerships, and pioneering initiatives that mobilize the scientific community effectively, we foster a culture of collaboration and open science.
We have determined more than 4,000 protein structures which have been deposited into public datasets.
Along with our collaborators, we have developed almost two hundred chemical probes for previously under-studied proteins.
All data, reagents and tools generated by SGC are publicly available without any restrictions on their use. Our publications have enabled dozens of drug discovery projects in academia and industry.
With a proven track record of fostering cross-sectorial partnerships, and pioneering initiatives that mobilize the scientific community effectively, we foster a culture of collaboration and open science.
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The Donating Chemical Probes program, led by the SGC, has achieved remarkable success in its seven years of operation. This collaborative initiative between academia and industry has fostered a vibrant community of researchers worldwide, continuously expanding. By donating a chemical probe, you offer easy access to unencumbered high-quality research tools. With ongoing donations from the scientific community and additional industry partners, this program holds the promise of supporting the unlocking of new biology and identifying high-quality targets for drug discovery.
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