Schrodinger

Physics-based computational platform for drug discovery and materials design, augmented by ML.

Schrodinger provides a comprehensive suite of physics-based simulation and machine learning tools for drug discovery. Their platform spans molecular dynamics, free energy perturbation calculations, and AI-driven lead optimization, used by major biopharma companies to reduce the time and cost of bringing new medicines to market.

Headquarters
New York, United States
Founded
1990
Compliance
ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II
Deployment options
cloud, on-premise, private-cloud
Website
https://www.schrodinger.com
LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/company/schr-dinger

Categories

AI Use Cases

  • ADMET & Toxicity Prediction
  • Hit Identification & Lead Optimization
  • Manufacturing Process Optimization

Vendor Scorecard

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Compliance & Validation — Documented

ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II

Deployment & Hosting — Documented

cloud, on premise, private cloud

Pricing Transparency — Documented

Annual subscription by module

Implementation & Onboarding — Documented

3–6 months

Organization & Role Fit — Documented

Mid-Size Biotech, Large Pharma, Top 20 Pharma, Drug Discovery

Solution Scope — Documented

ADMET Prediction, Molecular Generation, Protein Structure Prediction

Company Viability — Documented

Public, $200M raised, 700+ employees, Founded 1990

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Data Rights & IP

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Model Credibility & Explainability

Can you share validation studies or benchmarks, explain how the model reaches its conclusions, and describe how bias and drift are monitored?

Evidence & Outcomes

Nimbus TYK2 program (TAK-279) acquired by Takeda for $4 billion upfront

A selective TYK2 inhibitor discovered using Schrödinger's physics-based computational platform (developed by Nimbus Therapeutics) was acquired by Takeda for $4 billion upfront, demonstrating commercial validation of a computationally designed clinical asset.

press release (Nimbus Therapeutics) · 2022-12-13 — Partner: Nimbus Therapeutics / Takeda

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