UST and ThinkBio.Ai Partner to Boost AI-Led R&D in Biopharma
The collaboration is set to fast-track innovation by combining UST’s digital transformation capabilities with ThinkBio.Ai’s AI tools for research and development.
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UST, a California-based digital transformation solutions company, on Thursday announced a partnership with ThinkBio.Ai, a provider of AI-powered solutions for biopharmaceutical and healthcare organizations. The collaboration is set to fast-track innovation by combining UST’s digital transformation capabilities with ThinkBio.Ai’s AI tools for research and development.
The partnership will enable the companies to deliver AI-driven solutions that improve the outcomes for global biopharma and healthcare enterprises. With a focus on streamlining preclinical and clinical R&D pipelines, the combined effort aims to accelerate the development of optimal treatments and boost clinical trial success through AI-enabled technologies.
ThinkBio.Ai brings deep domain expertise in oncology, immunology, neurology, and cardiology, offering a portfolio of AI tools that tackle major challenges in pharma and biotech R&D. These include drug repurposing strategies, combination therapy identification, biomarker-driven patient stratification, and digital twin-enabled trial matching.
A highlight of their offering is the AI-enhanced Research Co-pilot (R-COP), which enhances Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) by transforming routine processes into insight-driven research operations. Interoperable with existing infrastructure, R-COP aims to improve research efficiency and decision-making.
Additionally, the company’s BioThinkHub data platform integrates expertly curated data from both proprietary and public sources, delivering advanced biological and clinical insights to support R&D innovation.
Pradeep Palazhi, founder and CEO of ThinkBio.Ai, said, “This partnership will bring our unique AI and knowledge-based transformation products and solutions for research and discovery to UST’s focus on digital transformation capabilities and building GenAI solutions for different industries, including the life science sector.”
He added that together, they will build custom ecosystems to help clients and partners stay ahead in a well-regulated, dynamic, and competitive landscape.
“We will integrate ThinkBio.Ai’s AI-powered R&D transformation solutions with UST’s strengths in digital transformation and GenAI across life sciences, pharma, biotech, and medical devices. This collaboration will drive innovation, accelerate time-to-value, and deliver measurable impact across the research and development value chain for our customers,” said Anu Koshy, life science cluster leader at UST.
