The Institute of Pharmaceutical Innovation

Tuesday 16th December, 2003 Supporting Regional Bioscience Business Success

The IPI, opened in October 2003 by the Science Minister Lord Sainsbury, offers unique access to state-of-the-art materials analysis, bio-analysis and supercomputer facilities, together with scientific and commercial mentoring to help new enterprises to grow.

Research within the IPI focuses on ways to bring new and better drugs to market more quickly, and provides the global pharmaceutical industry with a unique resource in computational pharmaceutics.

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Thursday 30th October, 2003 Praise for the drug pioneers

Lord Sainsbury was at the ground-breaking Institute of Pharmaceutical Innovation (IPI) at the University of Bradford yesterday to see the hi-tech development for himself.

And he predicted it would help generate investment and jobs in Bradford.

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Wednesday 29th October, 2003 6m Institute to make University a Global Player

The Institute for Pharmaceutical Innovation (IPI), housed in a new five-storey building on the university’s main campus, will give the pharmaceutical industry an unrivalled research base to bring new drugs to the global market.

The centre will use the very latest artificial intelligence and simulation-based computer methods together with advanced analytical research, to predict how drugs will behave in the human body.

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Sunday 26th October, 2003 Institute Appoints First Senior Scientist

The IPI, opened by Science Minister Lord Sainsbury in October 2003, will use the latest artificial intelligence and computer simulation technology together with advanced analytical techniques to predict how drugs will behave in the human body and to research new methods for the development of better drugs.

Dr Leusen said: “I am hugely excited at having this opportunity. The IPI is the perfect vehicle with which we can push to a higher level the understanding of drugs development.”

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