As deadly ‘superbugs’ outsmart antibiotics, a Penn scientist uses artificial intelligence to design new ones
04 November 2019
In his lab at the University of Pennsylvania, de la Fuente and his team use computer algorithms to design and refine new drugs, sifting through chemical building blocks for combinations that are predicted to penetrate bacterial defenses.
Further reading: The Philadelphia Inquirer
Author(s): Tom Avril
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