News and Events

Check out our new series: "Building Blocks for Drug Candidates"! Discover essential sets for synthesizing potential drugs like Cilofexor, a promising treatment for primary sclerosing cholangitis.

Join our webinar “Intelligent Applications of DNA-Encoded Chemical Libraries”, which will take place at 3 pm CET on April 18th, 2024. 

Meet Chemspace team at EFMC-ASCMEDI Medicinal Chemical Frontiers 2024, taking place from April 8-11 in Utrecht, the Netherlands. 

We are summarizing the latest updates from Chemspace. Check out our March post roundup!

Meet our new product – REAL Fragment Library! Discover the new efficient method of fragment growing inside Enamine REAL space.

Today we would like you to meet our Junior Backend Developer - Dmytro Yehorov. Follow the link to get to know him better!

Check out our latest featured article where researchers utilized the next generation SpaceProp2 analysis tool to explore Freedom Space.

Meet Olga Tarkhanova and Olena Strapak at the Drug Discovery Chemistry Conference in San Diego on April 1-4, 2024!

Congratulations to Olga Tarkhanova, and Mykola Protopopov, on their new article dedicated to the application of the fragment-based approach to discover a new PYCR1 inhibitor. Read more about their groundbreaking research here.

We are thrilled to announce our new product, developed in partnership with PharmAI – 1400 AI-Supported Focused Library!

We are at Frontiers in Medicinal Chemistry 2024 in Munich! Do not miss the chance to meet our experts Olena Strapak and Anna Kapeliukha at poster board #45!

Explore a selected set of over 230 Biologics from Chemspace for studying Glucocorticoid receptors (GRs), pivotal in regulating metabolism, inflammation, and the immune response. Follow the link to check out the comprehensive selection at Chemspace Biologics!

Meet Olena Strapak and Anna Kapeliukha in Munich, Germany at the Frontiers in Medicinal Chemistry Conference, March 17-20!

Introducing our newest addition to the 'Novel DEL-compatible Building Blocks' series! Our Boc-hydrazines, with over 300 compounds ready in just 3-4 weeks, offer bench-stable reliability and precise regioselectivity for your DEL synthesis needs.

We bring you a new post in our series inspired by Drug Hunter's "Molecules of the Month"!

A recently highlighted molecule is MZ-101 - an oral and selective GYS1 inhibitor that decreases glycogen accumulation in skeletal muscle, potentially offering a treatment for Pompe disease.

Olga Tarkhanova and Rita Gaidar are eager to explore potential collaborations and showcase our latest achievements in Fragment-based Drug Discovery.

Did you miss any of our February news and highlights? Here is a comprehensive summary of our posts for this month!

Our Olga Tarkhanova and Rita Gaidar will be at the Conformational Design in Drug Discovery 2024.

They will be sharing valuable insights into the key role of conformational design in the medicinal chemistry.

Our General Pre-Plated Library has expanded! Now featuring over 672,000 compounds ready to support your High Throughput Screening campaign.

Begin your research for the next groundbreaking hit compound with our ever-expanding General Pre-Plated Library!

Have you been missing our 'Weekend article' feature? If so, we have a treat for you! Follow the link below to explore the innovative new synthon-based virtual screening method!

Exciting news! Our newly updated website is now live! Click the link to explore our fresh design and new Discovery CRO page!

Meet Chemspace Team at 9th Fragment-based Drug Discovery Meeting in Cambridge from March 3-5! Don’t miss this unique opportunity to discuss potential collaborations!

Meet Mariana Perebyinis – our Data Scientist/Chemoinformatics, another talent of the team at Chemspace!

We offer you a new post in our series inspired by Drug Hunter’s “Molecules of the Month”!

A recently highlighted molecule is camizestrant (AZD-9833) — an orally active selective estrogen receptor degrader (SERD) now in breast cancer trials.

Exciting news in our 'Building Blocks for DEL' series! Our latest set features bis(catecholato)silicates—ideal for photoredox-catalyzed library synthesis. Over 200 compounds, bench-stable, and ready to elevate your DEL synthesis!