MIT Researchers Achieve Breakthrough in Machine Learning for Drug Discovery
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) announced a machine learning breakthrough for drug discovery on September 15, 2023. Led by Regina Barzilay, Professor at MIT’s Department of Computer Science, the team developed a model that predicts molecular interactions with 85% accuracy, a 20% improvement over previous methods, according to their study published in 'Nature Machine Intelligence.' The research, involving over 1.2 million compounds, aims to reduce drug development costs by 30%, potentially saving billions annually for pharmaceutical companies.
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