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Sygnature Discovery
#BeyondBoundaries
About Sygnature Discovery
At Sygnature Discovery, a global drug discovery CRO, we create exceptional scientific outcomes. For our customers, who bring life-changing medicines to patients; and for our people, who help make this possible. We’re 700+ scientists from over 50 countries, working as one across Europe and North America. With no competing internal programs, we offer total confidentiality and commitment. Over the past 20 years, we’ve earned a track record of real impact: 60+ advanced candidates, 200+ patents filed, 200+ active projects. Over 90% of our customers choose to stay with us – from biotechs racing to clinic to pharma companies that need specialised expertise for targeted challenges. We go Beyond Boundaries to deliver speed without compromising on quality. Founded in 2004, we have delivered over 40 pre-clinical compounds, 21 clinical compounds, and our scientists are named on over 170 patent applications. We partner with global pharma, biotech, and NFP organizations, providing integrated drug discovery services from target identification through to candidate nomination. Our co-located teams are experts in protein science, chemistry, computational chemistry, in vitro biology, pharmacology, DMPK, form and formulation services, and project management, with a core therapeutic focus on oncology, inflammation and immunology, as well as neuroscience, metabolic diseases, respiratory, infectious diseases and fibrotic diseases.
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Signals from Sygnature Discovery
4 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Sygnature Discovery published a Deloitte perspective on metadata architectures arguing that context is the foundation of an AI-ready R&D organization.
Reported by Saurav Bhaskar Saha, PhD, FRSB
Presence & Recognition
Sygnature Discovery attended the NLSDays event in Stockholm to connect with the Nordic Life Sciences community and discuss drug discovery programs.
Reported by Daniel O'Flynn
Presence & Recognition
Sygnature Discovery announced that registration for the conference on fragment-based drug discovery closes on the 7th September.
Reported by Gavin Milne
Presence & Recognition
Sygnature Discovery employee David Witty is participating in the EFMC-ISMC in Basel this September to present a poster titled Direct-to-Discovery: Extending Direct-to-Biology Paradigms to Accelerate Drug Discovery.
Reported by David Witty