Availability of large number of human genome sequences along with clinical information and other multi omics data sets hold the key to curative and preventive affordable quality healthcare of the future. Our vision is to solve complex health problems using data-driven approaches while empowering a new generation of health data scientists. Students will collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and internationally acclaimed scientists to use data and make impactful contributions to the field.

OSDDIN is a first step towards this vision turning open biomedical data into a foundation the global research community can build on.
OSDDIN is a web-based platform born from the Open Source Drug Discovery (OSDD) initiative, delivering curated biomedical data from hundreds of sources as an interconnected knowledge graph for open-source drug discovery. Building on the legacy of Science 3.0, it advances toward Science 4.0, where explainable AI and autonomous agents integrate biomedical knowledge to accelerate scientific discovery.
The platform provides a unified AI-driven discovery engine supporting multiple stages of drug discovery through a common knowledge graph and AI reasoning framework. It transforms fragmented biomedical knowledge from databases, publications, and institutional silos into testable therapeutic hypotheses, helping researchers uncover disease mechanisms, therapeutic targets, and clinically relevant biomarkers faster and more affordably.

How it works
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Predictive AI maps drug–target–pathway interactions to uncover mechanistic drivers of adverse drug reactions.
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Post market and failed trial data analysis stratifies responsive patient subgroups for precision trial redesign.
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Knowledge graph and network biology analytics identify new indications for already approved compounds.
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Autonomous AI integrates multi omic and clinical data to identify biologically validated targets.
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Apply data science to real health challenges through long term, standalone, community driven software.
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Hands on training on cutting edge health data analytics — producing developers, not just customers.
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Diverse disciplines tackling health challenges together across biology, clinic, and data science.
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High risk, open source projects on open infrastructure built for the global research community.
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Open access publication, community channels, and freely accessible cheminformatics & pharmacoinformatics.
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Patents and partnerships with industry leaders to translate research into impact.