Part of the Catapult Network
Established by Innovate UK
Independent, Not-for-Profit Organisation
Pioneering the next generation of approaches and technologies
Industrialising and Driving Adoption
Of new scientific tools and modern techniques for discovering medicines
Supporting the Drug Discovery Industry
SMEs and innovators to deliver growth for the drug discovery economy
Leveraging UK Infrastructure
Connecting the community
Tackling Industry-led Challenges
That limit today’s discovery process
Reshaping Medicines Discovery...
It's ambitious, it's achievable
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By tapping into MDC’s unique drug development expertise and facilities, we are confident we will accelerate the preclinical development of our drug delivery system and its commercialisation.
Dr Anna Perdrix Rosell
Co-founder and Managing Director, Sixfold Bioscience
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For early-stage SMEs in this space, I thoroughly recommend engaging with MDC who have the end-to-end knowledge in complex medicines, can support your in-house team and provide access to key equipment that start-ups may not have.
Professor Helen McCarthy
Chief Executive Officer, pHion Therapeutics
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Working with MDC has provided expertise and intellectual input. It has also enabled access to a wider network of companies providing specialist services.
Dr David Templeton
Technical Director, N4 Pharma
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It has been great to access the Artificial Intelligence expertise at Medicines Discovery Catapult, the team have taken an innovative approach that adds value to our product and will benefit our customers. Our collaboration was easy to establish and worked extremely well.
Phil Jones
CSO, BioAscent
How We Work
SUPPORTING UK INNOVATORS
We are championing UK innovators to succeed in advancing drug discovery.
INDUSTRIALISING NEW TECHNOLOGIES
We help to industrialise and drive the adoption of new technologies and techniques.
COMMUNITY DRIVEN
We are driven by helping our community make their mark on the industry and patients.
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Total Projects
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Partners worked with on projects
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Completed R&D projects
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