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The pharmaceutical industry is currently experiencing a phase of rapid innovation, driven largely by digital transformation. These developments are impressively presented in the Museum of the Future in Dubai, which serves as a showcase for the future of science and technology.
Digital transformation has fundamentally changed the way medicines are developed and produced. Here are some of the most important advances:
AI plays a central role in accelerating drug development. By analyzing large amounts of data, AI can identify potential active ingredients and predict their effectiveness, which significantly shortens the development time. Source: Tagesschau
The use of big data enables pharmaceutical companies to identify trends and increase the efficiency of their research and development processes. This leads to better decision-making and faster market launches of new drugs. Source: Innoplexus AG
Advances in genome research and the integration of digital technologies enable the development of customized therapies that are tailored to the individual needs of patients. Source: NTT Data
The Museum of the Future in Dubai provides a platform to showcase these technological advances and discuss their potential impact on society. Some of the relevant topics and exhibits include:
Exhibitions such as “Journey of the Pioneers” and “Tomorrow Today” show how bioengineering and genetic research can contribute to the development of new therapies[7]. Source: Deutsches Architekten Blatt
The “Future Heroes” exhibition is dedicated to the role of digital health technologies in modern medicine, including telemedicine and digital patient monitoring. Source: Dubai.de
The latest developments in the pharmaceutical industry show how digital transformation enables concrete progress:
Numerous new drugs are planned for 2024 in the EU that offer hope for patients with Alzheimer’s, cancer and autoimmune diseases. Source: vfa – The research-based pharmaceutical companies, Pharma Facts
Technologies such as CRISPR and gene silencing are being used to treat rare genetic disorders, which could lead to potential cures. Source: Vamstar
Digital transformation is revolutionizing the pharmaceutical industry and enabling faster, more efficient and personalized approaches to drug development. The Museum of the Future in Dubai offers a fascinating insight into these developments and shows how technological innovations can shape the future of medicine. By showcasing these advances, it is clear that the combination of science, technology and creativity is crucial to overcoming future healthcare challenges.
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In 2025, a new edited volume by Prof. Dr. Mario A. Pfannstiel, Neu Ulm University of Applied Sciences, will be published by Springer Gabler Verlag. My two chapters “Guessing without data” and “The patient analyzed in real time” will deal precisely with the technical possibilities of personalized drug development using the methods of digital transformation. Stay tuned!
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