Our Mission

Using open source principles, and by nurturing a movement, we seek to create affordable new medicines in areas of great health need

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Open Source COVID-19 Vaccine 
By the world, and for the world. More just, and potentially first.

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FastCompany World Changing Ideas Awards 2020: ​AI and Data Finalists and Honorable Mentions

Open Source Pharma Foundation receives honorable mention for its work harnessing the power of data, machine learning, or artificial intelligence to understand the world and empower change

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Read from Fast Company: "How open-source medicine could prepare us for the next pandemic"

"I call on all countries, companies, and research institutions to support open data, open science, and open collaboration so all people can enjoy the benefits of science and research."

-Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus, Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO)

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Medicine For All

​Jaykumar Menon, Co-Founder and Chair of Open Source Pharma Foundation, shares why we need an alternative pharmaceutical system and how OSPF is working to revolutionize the pharma industry. Dr. UC Jaleel, OSPF's Principal Scientist, presents his open lab in India working with students to discover new molecules. See these clips taken at the 3rd Open Source Pharma  Conference (OSP3) in Paris!

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March 24, 2019
World Tuberculosis Day

The 3rd Global Open Source Pharma Conference (OSP3) took place in Paris in March 2019. This video was put together at the conference to commemorate World Tuberculosis Day. Have a look!

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In partnership with the National Institute for Research in Tuberculosis in India, we have commenced phase 2b clinical trials

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OSPF is a proud supporter of the Open Source Pharma movement

OSP3 - Paris - March 2019

OSPF took part in the third conference for the open source pharma movement that was held between March 21st and 23rd, 2019 at the Center for Research and Interdisciplinarity (CRI) in Paris. For more information, visit the Open Source Pharma community website.

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​PRESS

Fast Company
How open-source medicine could prepare us for the next pandemic

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BBC News
'We should own our own livelihood and our own dream'

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The Lancet
Can open-source drug development deliver?

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Discovering the Person Who Will Discover the Molecule

​Education for Grand Challenges -
​Community-Based TB Drug Discovery

History of OSPF

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