Predicting pharmaceutical crystal morphology using artificial intelligence
Copyright policy ) Matthew R. Wilkinson; Uriel Martinez-Hernandez; Laura K. Huggon; Chick C. Wilson; Bernardo Castro Dominguez;
Predicting pharmaceutical crystal morphology using artificial intelligence
We present the use of artificial intelligence to predict the morphology of crystallizing active pharmaceutical ingredients, first using publicly available data, and then using our own screening efforts to address the limitations we identified.
- University of Bath United Kingdom
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