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Built to scale

From AI agents to cell therapy to Alzheimer’s drug pipelines, this issue follows the same problem across three fields:what it takes to turn something that works once into something that works at scale. 
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We followed the science from the bench at ELRIG Drug Discovery USA to the deal room at BIO International and the clinic at AAIC. Read it here. 

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Three conferences shaped this issue of Discovery Insider, and they tell one story.

At ELRIG Drug Discovery USA, degraders and molecular glues brought once undruggable targets within reach. At BIO International, the focus shifted to dealmaking and what keeps a program funded. At AAIC, tau-targeting approaches gained ground alongside amyloid.

Together, the coverage traces how discovery science moves from the bench to the pipeline, and what that means for drug developers at every stage.

Read the September 2026 Issue


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