Computer-Aided Design and AI
Virtual screening, docking, molecular dynamics and machine learning for predicting the biological properties of small organic molecules and plant extracts.
Biomedical Chemistry
An integrated end-to-end platform for inhibitor development: from computer-aided molecular design and the synthesis of novel compound series to the experimental evaluation of their biological activity.

Biomedical Chemistry
An integrated end-to-end platform for inhibitor development: from computer-aided molecular design and the synthesis of novel compound series to the experimental evaluation of their biological activity.
Explore This Research Area→Cyanine dyes and fluorescent probes for studying nucleic acids and proteins and for biomedical diagnostics.
Explore This Research Area→Comprehensive investigation and standardization of plant extracts for innovative medicines and functional dietary supplements.
Explore This Research Area→Biomedical Chemistry
We integrate computational, synthetic, analytical and experimental approaches within a single research workflow.
View All CapabilitiesVirtual screening, docking, molecular dynamics and machine learning for predicting the biological properties of small organic molecules and plant extracts.
Organic synthesis, chemical optimization of small molecules, fluorescent-probe design and custom synthesis.
LC–MS, GC–MS and spectroscopic analysis for structure elucidation, quality control and chemical profiling of medicinal plant materials.
Biomedical Chemistry
Biomedical Chemistry
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