Multiomics

#Advertorial #Epigenomics #Genomics #Mutliomics #Neurological disease #Sampled

From genomics to multiomics: A broader view of neurological disease

In this paid-for advertorial for the Fall 2026 issue of DDW, Sampled shares insight on neurological disease with a genomics and multiomics lens.  Genomic testing can identify drivers of neurological disease, but many variants remain difficult to interpret. Multiomics helps to close this gap by connecting genetic findings with… Read More

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#Drug discovery #Genetics #Genomics #Target discovery

From disease genetics to more effective medicines 

Dr James Heward, VP Functional Genomics at Nucleome Therapeutics, discusses what could be the missing link in the chain of causality from patient to target to drug.   The fundamental question that stalks every drug discovery project is “will this drug fail?” Most do. There is no single reason for more than 90% of clinical… Read More

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AI and genomics
#Artificial intelligence (AI) #Funding #Genomics #Innovate UK #OutSee

OutSee receives Innovate UK grant for agentic AI pilot study

Genomics drug discovery company OutSee has been awarded funding through Innovate UK’s Investor Partnership Grant, jointly provided by Innovate UK and Empirical Ventures.   The grant will enable OutSee to conduct a pilot study for a prototype target validation sub-system, designed for initial triage of potential drug targets… Read More

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Cancer cells
#Drug discovery #Epigenetics #Genomics #Oncology

How Oryzon Genomics is using epigenetics to tackle cancer  

DDW Editor Reece Armstrong speaks to Dr Carlos Buesa, Founder and CEO of Oryzon Genomics, about epigenetic approaches to treating cancer and the company’s current journey within drug discovery and development.   RA: Can an epigenetic approach help tackle aggressive cancers and those with poor prognoses?  CB: Yes. Many aggressive cancers are… Read More

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#Artificial intelligence (AI) #High throughput screening #Transcriptomics #Webinar

Available on-demand: How DRUG-seq enables data-rich compound screening

AI-driven drug discovery depends on large-scale, information-rich biological datasets that capture how compounds perturb cellular systems across diverse conditions. Building these datasets requires scalable approaches that can combine phenotypic and molecular readouts in high-throughput screening workflows. In this webinar, hosted by DDW, Daniel Alpern, Chief Scientific Officer at… Read More

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#Artificial intelligence (AI) #High throughput screening #Transcriptomics #Webinar

Don’t forget to watch: Building the data layer for AI drug discovery

AI-driven drug discovery depends on large-scale, information-rich biological datasets that capture how compounds perturb cellular systems across diverse conditions. Building these datasets requires scalable approaches that can combine phenotypic and molecular readouts in high-throughput screening workflows. In this webinar, hosted by DDW, Daniel Alpern, Chief Scientific Officer at… Read More

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#Cambridge Omics Centre #Drug discovery #Metabolomics #Multiomics #Novogene Europe

Novogene Europe launches untargeted metabolomics service

Multiomics research services partner Novogene Europe has launched its Untargeted Metabolomics Service through its Cambridge Omics Centre. This new capability will help researchers across the UK and Europe to connect molecular data with biological function by adding metabolite-level insight to genomics, transcriptomics, microbiome and broader life science studies. Untargeted Metabolomics… Read More

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#Artificial intelligence (AI) #High throughput screening #Transcriptomics #Webinar

Watch now: Building data with phenotypic and transcriptomic workflows

AI-driven drug discovery depends on large-scale, information-rich biological datasets that capture how compounds perturb cellular systems across diverse conditions. Building these datasets requires scalable approaches that can combine phenotypic and molecular readouts in high-throughput screening workflows. In this webinar, hosted by DDW, Daniel Alpern, Chief Scientific Officer at… Read More

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#Artificial intelligence (AI) #High throughput screening #Transcriptomics #Webinar

Webinar: Learn how to build rich datasets for drug discovery

AI-driven drug discovery depends on large-scale, information-rich biological datasets that capture how compounds perturb cellular systems across diverse conditions. Building these datasets requires scalable approaches that can combine phenotypic and molecular readouts in high-throughput screening workflows. In this webinar, hosted by DDW, Daniel Alpern, Chief Scientific Officer at… Read More

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#Artificial intelligence (AI) #High throughput screening #Transcriptomics #Webinar

Webinar: Building the data layer for AI drug discovery

AI-driven drug discovery depends on large-scale, information-rich biological datasets that capture how compounds perturb cellular systems across diverse conditions. Building these datasets requires scalable approaches that can combine phenotypic and molecular readouts in high-throughput screening workflows. In this webinar, hosted by DDW, Daniel Alpern, Chief Scientific Officer at… Read More

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#AI #Drug discovery #Genomics #Multiomics #Transcriptomics

Advances in genomics for drug discovery 

DDW Editor Reece Armstrong speaks to Michelle Carlson about overall advances in genomics and the integration of emerging technologies to create more drug discovery and development opportunities.  RA: How is long-read sequencing enabling greater clinical research… Read More

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Genomics
#ALS #Genomics #Longitude Prize #OutSee

OutSee receives Discovery Award from Longitude Prize on ALS 

OutSee has received a Discovery Award from the Longitude Prize on ALS, the genomics and drug discovery company has announced.  The award will grant OutSee access to genomic data from 9,000 amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) patients, in addition to £100,000 ($134,000) in funding, supporting a research project… Read More

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Francis Crick Institute
#DNA #Genomics #The Francis Crick Institute

Crick set to open UK’s first ancient DNA exhibition 

The Francis Crick Institute is set to house the UK’s first ancient DNA exhibition exploring human evolution and disease.  The exhibition, set to open on 16 July 2026, is led by researchers at the Crick’s Ancient Genomics Laboratory.  ‘We Go Way Back’ will uncover findings from… Read More

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#AI #Business #Genomics #Lab automation #SLAS2026

Lab automation strong despite global challenges

The world of drug discovery definitely kept us on our toes last year. Uncertainty in the market, not helped by the challenges created by changes in US drug pricing and tariffs, led to spending dips and nervousness throughout the sector.   SLAS2026 is a key point in the… Read More

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