Reverie Labs used machine learning to design cancer drugs that could cross into the brain. It is no longer operating.
Reverie Labs was a Cambridge, Massachusetts drug discovery company that built machine-learning models for small-molecule design and applied them to brain-penetrant kinase inhibitors for cancers with central nervous system involvement. It grew to roughly 30 people and ran discovery partnerships before the YC directory marked it inactive; its website was offline when checked. Recorded as wound down; no acquirer is named because none was found in a primary source.
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