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Clear answers about our science, our pipeline, partnering and how we protect data.

Frequently asked questions

What does ARYAN AI do?

We discover new medicines by combining multi-omics biology, generative AI and our own laboratory. The platform identifies disease targets, designs molecules against them and tests the best designs experimentally.

Is ARYAN AI running clinical trials?

Not currently. Our programmes are in discovery and preclinical research. Any future clinical trial will be registered publicly and run under regulatory and ethics oversight.

Which diseases do you work on?

Oncology, immunology, cardiometabolic disease, neurology and rare disease — areas with strong human biology and high unmet need.

Which types of medicine do you design?

Small molecules, antibodies, siRNA, mRNA and gene therapies. We choose the modality that fits the biology of each target.

How is AI used — and who makes the decisions?

AI ranks targets, generates and scores molecules and selects experiments. Qualified scientists review every recommendation and make every decision.

What does the 76% experimental success rate mean?

It is the share of AI-prioritised hypotheses confirmed in first-round wet-lab validation, as reported by the company. We publish the definition with the figure and will refine it as programmes mature.

How do you protect partner data?

Each collaboration runs in a segregated environment with encryption, access control and audit logging. Partner data is never used to train models for other parties without written consent.

Can I partner with ARYAN AI?

Yes. We work with academic groups, biotech and pharmaceutical companies and investors. Visit the Partnering page or contact us.

Are you hiring?

We hire across machine learning, chemistry, biology and engineering. Send an open application through our contact form.

Can you give medical advice?

No. Please talk to your doctor about treatment options. We cannot provide medical advice or access to investigational medicines.