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Relation Therapeutics

Drug discovery & development

Relation Therapeutics logo
21-100 employees
  • Healthcare
  • B2B
  • Machine Learning
  • MedTech
London, UK

Company mission

To deploy cutting edge technology for the good of patients.

Our take

Despite advancements in medicine, many diseases are as yet untreatable by modern pharmaceuticals. Relation Therapeutics is leveraging the power of machine learning to power drug discovery for these untreated illnesses.

Founded by a highly experienced team of doctors, researchers and respected pharmaceutical executives, the company boasts a comprehensive, top-down understanding of the market. It takes a multifaceted approach to understanding human biology; encompassing single-cell profiling, human genetics, functional genomics and end-to-end machine learning.

With the market facing a critical bottleneck in drug discovery, demand for smart solutions is at an all-time high. This has presented companies like Relation with considerable opportunities for funding, an instalment of which will allow the company to pursue developmental work for osteoporosis. On top of this, it has gained a potent edge over its competitors by gaining access to NVIDIA's supercomputer, which will power its research.

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Company values

  • We believe in empowerment - We embody the freedom, independence and responsibility to perform at our best
  • We believe in compassionate candour - We care and act personally while communicating
  • We believe in collaboration - We value the integration of diverse disciplines and perspectives to solve the most difficult problems
  • We believe in high performance - We value success and the team play needed to achieve it

Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)

Dec 2024

$15m

GROWTH EQUITY VC

Mar 2024

$35m

LATE VC

Total funding: $84m

This company has top investors

Leadership

David Roblin

(CEO, not founder)

Previously served as SVP and Head of European R&D for Pfizer, and was Chair of Scientific Translation at the Francis Crick Institute.