Tempus Announces Research Collaboration With Bristol Myers Squibb To Apply Multimodal AI Approaches

Tempus, a leader in artificial intelligence and precision medicine, today announced a multi-year, strategic research collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb (NYSE:BMY). The two companies will work together to identify

Tempus, a leader in artificial intelligence and precision medicine, today announced a multi-year, strategic research collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb (NYSE:BMY). The two companies will work together to identify new targets and validate them faster and with higher confidence using multimodal datasets, computational approaches, and patient-derived disease models in specific cancer disease areas.

“We are looking forward to expanding our relationship with Bristol Myers Squibb and furthering our shared commitment to advancing cancer research and treatment options for patients that need it most,” said Ryan Fukushima, Chief Operating Officer at Tempus. “By combining the power of Tempus’ multimodal data, biological modeling, and machine learning approaches with Bristol Myers Squibb’s discovery expertise and research and development capabilities, we can accelerate discoveries, innovate therapies, and improve the lives of patients battling cancer.”

The Tempus and Bristol Myers Squibb teams will focus their initial research on identifying new drug targets to expand options for patients lacking effective therapies, or who have become refractory to existing treatment. Teams from both companies will work in a highly collaborative manner to jointly analyze disease cohorts within Tempus’ large multimodal database and apply systems biology approaches to uncover novel targets that can be quickly and iteratively tested using Tempus’ library of patient-derived organoids.

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