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Faster, cheaper, animal-free: Startup aims to revolutionize drug development

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Rethinking the future of drug development with artificial intelligence: This is the goal of Konstanz biologist Patrick Müller's startup "EmbryoNet AI Technologies." With their concept, he and his team have now received the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection's Founder's Prize.

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