Exscientia

Exscientia

Pharmaceutical Preparations

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Foundation year

2012

About

Total Funding 

$374.4M


Exscientia is applying AI and big data processing to accelerate drug discovery and development.

At the forefront of small molecule drug discovery.

They are the first company to automate drug design, surpassing conventional human endeavor.

Their AI-driven systems actively learn best practice from vast repositories of discovery data and are further enhanced with knowledge acquired from seasoned drug hunters.

With better information to hand than any researcher could acquire individually, their knowledge-driven systems design millions of novel, project-specific compounds and pre-assess each for predicted potency, selectivity, ADME and other key criteria. From this, a selection of the best, information-rich compounds are selected for synthesis and assay.

With new experimental data generated, the results are integrated and the next design cycle initiated. Rapid design-make-test cycles ensure unparalleled progress towards desired project goals.

Exscientia has already delivered exceptional productivity, generating candidates in roughly one-quarter of the time of traditional approaches.


Number of employees

200 - 500


Headquarters

Oxford, United Kingdom

Underwriters

BlackRock Innovation Capital, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, SoftBank Vision Fund


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