Iambic Therapeutics
Iambic Therapeutics is a San Diego, California AI-driven drug discovery company founded in 2019 by Thomas Miller (CEO) and Fred Manby (CTO) that designs small-molecule therapeutics for oncology and other indications. Iambic builds proprietary AI models for drug discovery, including Enchant, a multimodal transformer that predicts clinical properties (pharmacokinetics, cellular and biochemical activity) of candidate molecules from early discovery data, and NeuralPLexer (now NeuralPLexer3), a flow-based generative model for protein-ligand complex structure prediction used to identify cryptic pockets and guide structure-based design. Both lines of work have been published at venues including NeurIPS 2025. The company's internal pipeline is oncology-led: IAM1363, a brain-penetrant selective HER2 / HER2-mutant inhibitor, completed Phase 1/1b dose escalation in 2025 and is in dose optimization with clinical activity reported at ESMO 2025; IAM-K1 (KIF18A) and IAM-C1 (CDK2/4) are preclinical, alongside undisclosed neurology, gastrointestinal, and inflammation discovery programs. In February 2026 Iambic announced a discovery and technology collaboration with Takeda worth up to ~$1.7B plus royalties, following a $100M+ private financing in November 2025 and total disclosed funding of approximately $334M. The company has been named to the CNBC Disruptor 50 list in 2025 and 2026 and has signaled intent to access public markets, including via a SPAC. Iambic's public GitHub footprint is limited to np-bench, a BSD-3 benchmark library for 3D biomolecular structure prediction; the underlying NeuralPLexer and Enchant models are proprietary and there is no public developer API, SDK, or commercial platform offering.
Iambic Therapeutics is profiled on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include AI Drug Discovery, Drug Discovery, Therapeutics, Oncology, and Small Molecules.
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