Peptides & ligands
- Ensemble AI and physics-based virtual screening
- Peptide and ligand optimisation, including organometallics
- Undruggable and structure-enabled targets
- Interpretable gates before synthesis
Enabled by Bioforager
What we cover
Explainability-guided triage across two fields: peptides and ligands, and delivery vehicles.
Enabled by Bioforager
Enabled by Spyndle
Shared internals: ensembles, QM Hamiltonians, pathway-aware MD, and attribution you can inspect.
About Neuralgap
Interpretable molecular discovery
We build models for structure-based drug discovery that keep mechanistic evidence in the loop: conformational ensembles, homology-aware selectivity, and attribution you can inspect.
The aim is simple. When a candidate is promoted or killed, a chemist should be able to tell model artefact from biological signal, and say why.
Neuralgap is a computational biophysics studio: explainability-guided triage for undruggable targets, and for delivery (AAV capsids now, LNPs next) so a design can be trusted, or set aside, with a reason.
This is Neuralgap
Decades of experience in explainable AI and biochemistry research for structure-based drug design.
Co-Founder · Chief Executive Officer
Serial entrepreneur who pioneered explainability algorithms including Granger Causality and regime-switching methods, with direct application in drug design. MEng, Imperial College London.
Co-Founder · Chief Scientific Officer
Cheminformatics and medicinal chemistry researcher pursuing a PhD at the University of Melbourne. Published in mechanism-encoded SAR, chemical space topology, and ligand optimisation.
Co-Founder · Chief Technical Officer
Serial entrepreneur and senior AI engineer, with computer vision research at NTU Singapore. Pioneering work in dynamic explainable representations; published at ICCV and ISBI.
Co-Founder · Chief Backend Designer
Former PwC MLOps Senior Lead Architect and ISO 27001 certified auditor. Designs agentic AI systems and production-grade platforms that underpin Neuralgap’s discovery workflows.
Selected papers
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling
Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics
IEEE Xplore