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Lhasa Limited is pleased to announce the release of new data to its Vitic AI/PDE database users.

Lhasa Limited is pleased to announce the release of new data to Vitic Intermediates database users.

Lhasa Limited is pleased to announce the release of the 2022.1 Nitrites in Excipients database.

Effiris provides secondary pharmacology models, which have learnt from the in-house confidential data of pharmaceutical collaborators, while preserving all confidential aspects of the compounds used. As a result, Effiris overcomes one of the main challenges facing model development in drug discovery - accessing and utilising high-quality proprietary data.

The aim of the Federated Learning Hackathon - expected to launch within Q2 2022 - is to produce a federated Effiris model which outperforms the models trained in-house using only private proprietary data, at each of the participating pharmaceutical organisations. A diverse panel of nine secondary pharmacology endpoints of high interest to the pharmaceutical industry have been prioritised for the hackathon initiative...

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Due to the active consortium and successful member data donations into the database, Lhasa is pleased to announce that the Elemental Impurities Database is now open for all to join.

It is with great excitement that Lhasa Limited announces the launch of free tool, Wiki Kaptis. 

Wiki Kaptis is the result of an ongoing collaboration between Lhasa Limited and AOP-Wiki.

Access Wiki Kaptis for free via this article.

Lhasa Limited is excited to announce the launch of an ICH S1 consortium. The Lhasa-led consortium consists of several industry partners – all with a common goal of supporting meeting ICH S1 and reducing animal testing using Adverse Outcome Pathways (AOPs) within Kaptis.

Lhasa Limited is pleased to announce the release of Nexus 2.5, which incorporates new Derek Nexus knowledge relating to skin sensitisation, and updates to the Sarah Nexus training set to enable informed decision making on chemical safety.

We are delighted to announce the launch of our new complex nitrosamine data sharing initiative. The project currently holds 4 respected members within the pharmaceutical industry: AstraZeneca, Novartis, Pfizer and Teva, with 5 additional pharmaceutical companies in the process of joining. 

Lhasa’s new web application ‘skin sensitisation defined approach ITSv1 1.0’, combines an in silico prediction from Derek Nexus with results from two OECD-validated in chemico/in vitro assays (DPRA and h-CLAT) to provide hazard and potency skin sensitisation predictions, without the use of animal tests.