3 quantum computing, AI projects Cleveland Clinic, IBM have in the works

From using quantum computing to screen and optimize drugs, to using quantum-enhanced prediction models for cardiovascular disease, Cleveland Clinic and IBM’s 10-year Discovery Accelerator partnership is using artificial intelligence, quantum computing and cloud technologies to work on projects that aim to advance the pace of biomedical research.

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By: Naomi Diaz

Here are three projects Cleveland Clinic and IBM are working on, according to a March 20 release from Cleveland Clinic:

  1. Developing quantum computing pipelines to help screen and optimize drugs targeted to specific proteins.
  2. Using quantum-enhanced prediction models for cardiovascular risk following non-cardiac surgery.
  3. Using AI to search genome sequencing findings and large drug-target databases to find drugs that can help patients with Alzheimer’s and other diseases.

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