Workshop organised on application of AI in life sciences
A workshop on artificial intelligence in life sciences was held at Sri Ramachandra Faculty of Clinical Research. The event explored how machine learning can accelerate drug discovery, enhance precision medicine, and automate research workflows.
Why it matters
It demonstrates the growing integration of advanced computational tools into biological research and pharmaceutical development.
Sri Ramachandra Faculty of Clinical Research organised a one-day workshop on ‘Intelligent in Artificial Intelligence’ on Sunday. Lok Sabha Member Kalanidhi Veerasamy inaugurated the workshop, which focused on artificial intelligence (AI) in life sciences and aimed to apply machine learning for the analysis of complex biological data. The initiative speeds up drug discovery, promotes precision medicine through predictive multi-omics, and supports the creation of “self-driving” laboratories that automate research workflows.
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