Founded in 2005, o2h discovery is a Contract Research Organisation which has an integrated drug discovery platform operating from our state-of-the-art research centre in India and The Mill SciTech Park, Cambridge, UK. We have the in-house capability to execute hit-lead-optimization programs leading into patent and IND filing from our state-of-the-art biotechnology incubator with expertise in discovery chemistry, biology, pharmacology, and the ongoing project management of pre-clinical development. 

o2h discovery has developed and launched its proprietary application Chemistry in the Cloud™ (CITC), the world’s first app to revolutionize the project management of external drug discovery programs. The app enables communication between various scientific stakeholders essential to successful project advancement – leading to faster decision making. 

The DNA of o2h discovery is centered around the nurturing of its people, values, and culture. It reflects in the way we work with each other, as well as our collaborators and partners. 

For more information about o2h group, please visit www.o2h.com and to know more about our chemistry & biology services, please see – https://o2hdiscovery.co

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Andy Morley

Riya Lilani

Parvati Varma

Gunjan Thakkar

Hemal Soni

Bhargavi Jansari

Vinkal Zalavadia

Gayathri Sadasivam

Nilesh Dagia

The Research and Development team at o2h discovery is dedicated to advancing drug discovery and pre-clinical development. Comprised of experts in discovery chemistry, biology, and pharmacology, the team focuses on hit-lead optimization, patent filing, and IND submission. Utilizing the proprietary Chemistry in the Cloud™ (CITC) application, they ensure efficient project management and seamless communication among stakeholders to expedite decision-making and project advancement.

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