in silico virtual high-throughput screening (vHTS) offers a powerful, complementary and cost-effective way to identify hits and accelerate discovery.

Our team of 20+ computational chemists combines advanced modeling with secure, industry-leading software, high-performance computing, and chemically diverse compound libraries to uncover new chemical starting points for your drug discovery programs.

We apply both structure-based and ligand-based techniques to enrich compound sets for in vitro screening, significantly improving hit identification success.

Structure-based screening using crystallographic data or homology models for structurally enabled targets.

Ligand-based screening searches for compounds similar to known active molecules using pharmacophores, ligand shape-electrostatic similarity, or ligand fingerprints.


By combining virtual screening with diverse drug modalities, we enable our partners to address complex disease biology, overcome resistance mechanisms, and unlock new therapeutic pathways. This flexible, modality-agnostic strategy accelerates preclinical discovery advancing compounds towards the clinic with confidence.

Our secure access to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and our own high-performance computing infrastructure enables us to run vHTS projects involving billions of compounds in just hours. Once models are prepared, our experts review the data, select the most promising compounds, and coordinate purchase or synthesis for screening. Within weeks, trusted global vendors deliver compounds in the right format for in vitro testing so your program moves forward without delay.

Screenshot showing virtual high-throughput screening workflow with molecular modeling and compound analysis, illustrating structure-based and ligand-based screening approaches for hit identification.

Our in-silico Solutions

Screenshot showing virtual screening workflow with structure-based and ligand-based analysis, including scatter plots, heatmaps, and molecular docking visualization for hit identification.
Image showing a grid of chemical structures representing strategically designed libraries for SAR investigations, supporting lead optimization and innovative compound synthesis.
3D molecular visualization showing orange and green ribbon structures with chemical scaffolds, representing STRATA’s proprietary virtual library of drug-like molecules for high-throughput chemistry.
3D molecular visualization showing blue and purple ribbon structures with ligand docking, illustrating LeadFinder Prism screening library for in silico compound evaluation and biological testing.
Image showing a grid of chemical structures representing strategically designed libraries for SAR investigations, supporting lead optimization and innovative compound synthesis.

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High Throughput Screening

Integrated hit identification using HTS, fragment screening, and advanced automation delivering high-quality starting points for successful drug discovery.

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