At Cowell Biodigm, we offer fast and cost-effective targeted drugs to provide service to humanity.
Our expertise and capabilities are centered around the early phase development of first-in-class small molecule drugs along with targets.
The developments are inspired by frameworks of integrated, value-added and through-out omics,
molecular modelling, chemistry, molecular biologic, and medical researches under the excellence in clinical experiences.
Millions of people every year are afflicted with diseases.
A drug takes about 10-15 years to reach the market.
This is just unacceptable. This humanitarian crisis therefore
instills bits of passion and creativity in our work to innovate
future treatments for life-threatening or incurable diseases.
With this vision in mind, we continue to invest in early-stage
discoveries and research capabilities, broadening not only our
patent portfolio but also the list of therapeutic applications in
which we can deploy our underlying know-how to achieve significant
clinical impact. We commit ourselves to scientific integrity,
upright ethics, and dedication to medical
innovations, and
ultimately strive to provide a healthy and happy life to humanity.
We push the boundaries of biomedical data and clinical
experiences to transform medicine regarding
novel drug discovery to facilitate the transfer of scientific discoveries to
patient care.
Cowell Biodigm will revolutionize the early-phase drug discovery process for
targeted drug
and precision medicine via three key methods.
Taking advantage of our own AI/data science powered platform, Biodigm AI Screening System (BASS) with cutting edge machine learning algorithm and sophisticatedly curated biomedical and omics data from medical fields.
Utilizing the convergence of advanced molecular modeling techniques that model the behavior of the target compound molecular systems and machine learning models derived from the compound’s activity data.
Using the biomedical verification system based on decades of
experience
in a Yonsei University Health System.