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Bara Townsend
Andrius Sazonovas, ACD/Labs Head of Development of Percepta, shares the key takeaways from the annual PhysChem Forum meeting that brings together scientists from industry and academia to discuss physical chemistry, ADME and toxicity.

Bara Townsend
The organizations have combined their expertise in chemical synthesis, physicochemical property prediction, and software development to deliver a tool that will transform solvent selection in chemical research through artificial intelligence (AI). Basel, SWITZERLAND (October 13, 2025)—ACD/Labs, an informatics company that develops and commercializes software in support of R&D, and Covestro, a global leader in high-performance...

Bara Townsend
Predicting pKa isn’t just computational, it’s about understanding chemical behavior. Learn about the science behind pKa, how different pKa predictors work, and how ACD/Labs’ tools help chemists and regulators anticipate molecular behavior before synthesis or testing begins.

Bara Townsend
As drug discovery expands beyond traditional boundaries, complex small molecules like PROTACs challenge old rules. Discover how ACD/Labs' predictive platforms help scientists design bioavailable, scalable drugs in the evolving ‘bRo5’ space with precision and confidence.

Sherry Myles
Version 2024 of Percepta delivers substantial expansions to the training sets and algorithms, improving prediction accuracy for pKa and logP calculators, and a range of ADME and toxicity endpoints. This update also increases coverage of chemical space occupied by new therapeutic modalities such as proteolysis targeting chimeras (PROTACs). Bracknell, UK (September 30, 2024)—ACD/Labs, an informatics...

Sherry Myles
This article focuses on the effect of airborne exposure on the eye surface, particularly in light of the increasing number of incidents occurring in both civilian and military settings. In this study, in silico methods based on a platform comprising a portfolio of software applications (including ACD/Labs ADME Suite and Tox Suite) and a technology...

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