Lilly, Nvidia back biotech firm Superluminal

Biotech start-up Superluminal Medicines will develop six new small molecules with the help of $120 million in new funding. Superluminal is using generative artificial intelligence to help design small-molecule medicines that target G protein–coupled receptors, as well as ion channels and transporters. The firm has not disclosed any specific disease areas. Superluminal is based in Eli Lilly & Company’s incubator space in Boston. Lilly participated in Superluminal’s series A financing round, as did NVentures, the venture capital arm of the tech company Nvidia.

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C&EN Global Enterprise
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2024-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.1021/cen-10229-buscon15
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Biotechnology and Related Fields
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Lilly, Nvidia back biotech firm Superluminal

Rowan Walrath
C&EN Global Enterprise
Biotechnology and Related Fields
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Lilly, Nvidia back biotech firm Superluminal

Rowan Walrath
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Abstract

Biotech start-up Superluminal Medicines will develop six new small molecules with the help of $120 million in new funding. Superluminal is using generative artificial intelligence to help design small-molecule medicines that target G protein–coupled receptors, as well as ion channels and transporters. The firm has not disclosed any specific disease areas. Superluminal is based in Eli Lilly & Company’s incubator space in Boston. Lilly participated in Superluminal’s series A financing round, as did NVentures, the venture capital arm of the tech company Nvidia.

C&EN Global EnterpriseVol. 102(29)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Biotechnology and Related Fields
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