US EditionAlexander Tropsha uses AI to search for cures | UNC-Chapel Hill
In 2024, Alexander Tropsha became one of the first researchers at Carolina to receive an Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health grant — federal funding focused on accelerating health outcomes. The project brings together five research groups from across the country to build a tool that uses artificial intelligence to improve drug repurposing. “It has been estimated that only 22% of known human diseases have at least one approved drug treat…
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Alexander Tropsha uses AI to search for cures | UNC-Chapel Hill
In 2024, Alexander Tropsha became one of the first researchers at Carolina to receive an Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health grant — federal funding focused on accelerating health outcomes. The project brings together five research groups from across the country to build a tool that uses artificial intelligence to improve drug repurposing. “It has been estimated that only 22% of known human diseases have at least one approved drug treat…
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