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WORK Medical partners with Novabioplus on AI-driven protein therapeutics R&D
  • Work Medical Technology Group entered strategic cooperation agreement with Shanghai Novabioplus Biotechnology on April 13, 2026 to jointly develop AI-driven medical models built on biological data.
  • Partnership targets AI-led protein antibody therapeutics R&D by combining WORK Medical AI capabilities with Novabioplus protein datasets and reagent platforms.
  • Collaboration also aims to create “BioTokens” tied to an intelligent digital protein database, seeking to turn biopharmaceutical R&D outputs into verifiable digital assets.
  • Companies flagged potential joint investments in major projects as part of broader push to integrate industrial resources with capital.


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