EQRx, Exscientia collaborate on AI-drug discovery

By The Science Advisory Board staff writers

June 24, 2021 -- EQRx and artificial intelligence (AI) pharmatech firm Exscientia have inked a research and development collaboration agreement under which they will work together to discover and develop small-molecule therapeutic drug candidates for oncology and immunology.

The collaboration will expand EQRx's novel therapies pipeline, according to the two firms. Exsicienta will lead the discovery phase through investigational new drug (IND) filing, and EQRx will take on the clinical development, regulatory, and marketing efforts. They will share costs, they said.

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