RetroChimera aims to speed small-molecule synthesis prediction
Custom-made small molecules are advancing medicine, materials, and agriculture, but producing them remains slow and expensive. RetroChimera is presented as a predictive model designed to help accelerate chemical synthesis and make it easier for researchers to work across broad sets of molecules.
A Nature paper highlights RetroChimera’s role in improving synthesis prediction at scale. By supporting faster exploration of a wide range of molecules, the model addresses a key bottleneck in research areas that depend on custom molecular design.
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