ICT Mumbai to host official launch of RasayanAI, bringing AI-powered drug discovery to researchers

The Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) Mumbai, will host the official launch of RasayanAI, an AI-powered platform designed to transform drug discovery and scientific research, on September 1, 2026, at the K V Auditorium, ICT Mumbai.

The launch will bring together researchers, faculty members, PhD and Master’s students, pharmaceutical scientists and industry professionals to experience how artificial intelligence can be integrated into modern pharmaceutical and chemical research.

Rasayan AI, developed by Rasayan Labs, is positioned as an AI operating system for pharmaceutical R&D, bringing multiple drug-discovery capabilities into a unified research environment. The platform combines chemical intelligence, molecular analysis, synthesis planning and predictive tools to help researchers move from scientific data and molecular ideas towards actionable drug-discovery decisions.

‘Rasayan Labs’ collaboration with ICT began through Professor Prashant Kharkar and grew into a formal MoU for joint research in protein target identification and therapeutics, already yielding a three-week design-to-candidate timeline for dual COX-2/mPGES-1 inhibitors as part of an inflammation program with 23 candidates identified. This launch brings that collaboration full circle.

The event will feature distinguished speakers from academia, industry and scientific communication, including Dr Aniruddha Pandit, vice chancellor, ICT, Mumbai, Dr Prashant Kharkar, Professor, ICT Mumbai, Parmi Shah, CEO, Rasayan Labs, Dr Manoj Kharkar, former VP at R&D, Reliance Industries and Vikas Dandekar, Editor at The Economic Times

With AI increasingly becoming an important component of pharmaceutical R&D, the launch represents an opportunity for the academic and industrial research community to explore how artificial intelligence, chemical intelligence and scientific data can converge to accelerate drug discovery.

  • Related Posts

    Six fake doctors arrested in Hyderabad

    Hyderabad Police apprehended six people who allegedly posed as doctors and treated people without holding any valid medical qualification. Five of them had earlier worked as compounders. Three of them…

    Sun Pharma recalls over 1900 bottles of epilepsy drug in US

    According to the US FDA’s latest enforcement report, the recall was initiated after black spots were found on the tablets due to burnt excipient used for manufacturing. New Delhi: Sun…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    ICT Mumbai to host official launch of RasayanAI, bringing AI-powered drug discovery to researchers

    ICT Mumbai to host official launch of RasayanAI, bringing AI-powered drug discovery to researchers

    Six fake doctors arrested in Hyderabad

    Six fake doctors arrested in Hyderabad

    Sun Pharma recalls over 1900 bottles of epilepsy drug in US

    Sun Pharma recalls over 1900 bottles of epilepsy drug in US

    Delhi Police Bust Illegal Network Smuggling Counterfeit and Unauthorised Anti-Cancer Medicines in Delhi-NCR

    Delhi Police Bust Illegal Network Smuggling Counterfeit and Unauthorised Anti-Cancer Medicines in Delhi-NCR

    Pharmacy worker arrested for illegally supplying prescription drugs, ₹4.8 lakh worth of drugs seized

    Pharmacy worker arrested for illegally supplying prescription drugs, ₹4.8 lakh worth of drugs seized

    Meiji Seika to push new vaccine with SII in India

    Meiji Seika to push new vaccine with SII in India