Is It a Cross Talk Between the Machine and the Human?

Exact chemists still have a job here. Absolutely absolutely. There's nothing more interesting for a chemist to be faced with a new molecule they haven't even thought about. A matsin is then born later in the clinic when we do proof of principal studies and patients. Takes typically four to five years, And then you have to clinically translate this. This takes another eight years. So it's a long journey from this original head. But this is where essentially a molecule is born. We call it like the first iteration of a potential medicine. And then this has to be optimized. Its actuy this cross talk between the machine and the human,. The human would be a chemist.

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