Research news · University of Toronto

AI Platform OpenPep Targets Faster Peptide Drug Discovery

AI Platform OpenPep Targets Faster Peptide Drug Discovery

University of Toronto reported in October 2026 that an AI-powered platform called OpenPep has been developed to accelerate peptide drug discovery.

Source: AI-powered OpenPep platform to accelerate peptide drug discovery (University of Toronto)

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