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Agents now run whole R&D workflows, with scientists approving key steps. Benchling calls agents its fastest-growing product.
Read the full story →AI turns plain-English SOPs into GxP-ready workflows from research to production, shipping in December.
Read the source →Drug-programme coordination agents are being folded into OpenAI’s Rosalind life sciences suite. The AI labs are now chasing R&D software budgets.
Read the source →The chemistry R&D platform grew users 6x year on year, with customers including BASF, Henkel and Clorox.
Read the source →Q3’s biggest rounds went to AI platforms, including Chai Discovery ($400M) and Enveda ($311M). Investors are favouring fewer, later-stage bets.
Read the source →Dan Rizzo is now EVP Sales, Consulting & Services. Tom Schwenger has left to become CEO of a Veeva partner.
Read the source →Carl Raimond, formerly President of Proteomic Sciences at Thermo Fisher, is the new CEO.
Read the source →Casimir Starsiak III, formerly Eli Lilly’s enterprise AI and research software lead, is the new CEO.
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