Features

This is
“The research center for computer-aided drug discovery” in the Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced
Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Innovative Biotechnology

We are making innovations in the cutting-edged technology in the areas of biology and medicine.

Multidisciplinary Team

We combined excellent scientists from various areas for the same goals.

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About Research Center

The Research Center for Computer-Aided Drug Discovery (CADD) was founded jointly by Prof. Shuguang Yuan and Prof. Horst Vogel in 2019

The CADD research center combines computational biology, biochemistry, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, biotechnology and others subjects together, aiming at building up a complete pipeline to advance modern new drug discovery and drug design in an ultimately efficient way. The members of CADD research center advanced two "first-in-class" drug molecules into clinical trial via computational methods within three years, of which the world-wide patents were granted. Moreover, the members of CADD research center also invented a series of important biotechnology. In the future, the CADD research center will establish an international outstanding team to make milestones in the areas of both drug discovery and biotechnology.

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Committed to

Value

Our Core
value

We provide the best academic opportunities
and bridge industrial translations.

About Us

Artificial Intelligence

New AI algorithm and method developments for drug discovery purpose.

Innovative Biotechnology

Developing innovative biochips and cryoEM technology to facilitate drug developments.

Drug Discovery

Developing “first-in-class” molecules for human essential diseases and disorders.

New Synthetic Methods

Developing novel and sophisticated synthetic methods for new molecules.

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What we have done

We have finished a series of drug discovery projects as well as invented many breakthrough biotechnologies.

Drug Discovery

Immuoncology-based anticancer drug (target: GPCR), super antibiotics (new targets).

Biotechnology

The first optical sensor chip for probing the activation of G protein coupled receptors;

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