Pauric Bannigan

Roadmap to NanoMAP NanoMAP will combine high-throughput experimentation with state-of-the-art advances in AI (including AL and few-shot learning) and a web-based application for data sharing to not only expedite the design of innovative next-generation nanomedicines but also to promote community participation in a larger data curation project. As a roadmap to the development of NanoMAP, we have identified three key milestones.

Background Cannabis is often considered to be one of the earliest plants used for medicinal purposes by humans.1 It is also arguably more infamous for its nonmedicinal use. As reported by the United Nations, cannabis is the most grown, transported, and sold controlled substance in the world.2 To tackle the sale of illegal cannabis, and to make medical cannabis more accessible to those who need it, several countries have legalized cannabis for medical purposes.