Artificial Intelligence

The Autonomous Lab: Part 2

In this two-part series, In Vivo examines who is building the autonomous lab, what architectural and business model choices they are making, and what the implications are for drug discovery organizations, external R&D partnerships and the workforce that will be asked to operate these systems.

EMA Eyes 2028 For US-Style Routine Submission Of Clinical Trial Raw Data

Strengthening the European Medicines Agency’s capacity to analyze clinical and non‑clinical raw data, expanding real-world evidence infrastructure, and boosting AI literacy across the EU regulatory network all feature prominently in a new 2026–2028 workplan.

Excited About AI, Skeptical Of The Price Tag: Seed Investors Sound Off

Seed investors are enthusiastic about AI in drug discovery but skeptical of the valuations it is used to justify. At a recent panel, they drew a sharp line between real capability and an “AI veneer.”

Merck’s Oncology Portfolio Strategy Beyond Keytruda

Merck's post-Keytruda oncology strategy rests on three pillars – immune deepening, tissue targeting and tumor-intrinsic mechanisms – anchored by patient selection, AI-accelerated discovery and a KRAS bet that could define its next era.

The Autonomous Lab: Part 1

In this two-part series, In Vivo examines who is building the autonomous lab, what architectural and business model choices they are making, and what the implications are for drug discovery organizations, external R&D partnerships and the workforce that will be asked to operate these systems.

Aqemia Bets Physics, Not Data, Is The Key To Novel Drug Discovery

Aqemia uses proprietary physics-based solvers paired with generative AI to discover genuinely novel drug candidates, bypassing historical training data to crack targets others cannot.

Headlamp Health’s Lumos AI Targets Cause Of CNS Trial Failure

Headlamp Health's Lumos AI uses a ‘neurosymbolic’ multi-agent framework to improve CNS trial patient selection, targeting the heterogeneity that drives neuroscience's high attrition rate.

What Does Big Pharma Want From CRDMOs As AI Changes Rules?

CRDMOs must embrace AI to keep pace with big pharma partners - but what is expected of them, which data can they use, where are Indian firms on the adoption curve and does the ‘China Plus One’ business proposition still hold? Leaders discussed these topics at BioAsia.

Digital Health Roundup: BCI, Neuroethics, FDA Shifts, Wearables, And Megadeals

As brain-computer interfaces near US approval, neuroethics and neural data privacy move center stage. Major medtech deals reshape the market, while new FDA digital health leadership and updated AI, wellness and CDS guidances signal a more flexible regulatory approach.

Beyond AI Pilots: India Pharma Chiefs Hone In, Watch The Manufacturing Space

India pharma leaders emphasize the need for AI integration beyond pilots, calling for an enterprise mindset to drive AI adoption and a focus on re-skilling for ‘everyone’. Discussions touched on AI’s role in driving manufacturing efficiencies and also India’s innovation trajectory.

NASA’s Former AI Chief: AGI Is Closer Than We Think, Then Everything Will Change

After nearly 30 years at NASA, Omar Hatamleh prepares for his next chapter and fourth book on AI. He told Medtech Insight AI will speed up medical breakthroughs, extend life spans and bring AGI sooner than expected but also drive job losses, erode privacy and force humans to rethink their purpose.

Sanofi’s Roach On How AI Cuts R&D Timelines By 50% At AI-Powered Biopharma

Sanofi’s EVP Madeleine Roach details ways in which snackable, generative and expert AI are transforming innovation, helping halve the time for a drug to move from discovery to market. AI has aided a cut in mRNA design time by 50% at the "first AI-powered biopharma at scale."