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Job titles of the future: Nature’s drug designer

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Job titles of the future: Nature’s drug designer
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Chemist Tim Cernak is applying his pharmaceutical background to develop specialized drugs for wildlife, moving away from the practice of using human-formulated medicine on animals. By utilizing AI tools like AlphaFold, he is accelerating the drug-design process to treat various species, from amphibians to birds.

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This represents an innovative intersection of AI technology and veterinary science, potentially revolutionizing how we treat endangered species and wildlife health.

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Chemist Tim Cernak is using two decades of experience in Big Pharma to try to save Gila monsters, loggerhead sea turtles, and many more creatures.

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