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Meet the founder: Dr. Muhunthan Thillai, Qureight

Backing the future of clinical trials with Qureight
Powered by artificial intelligence, Qureight’s market leading technology allows pharmaceutical companies, hospitals and clinical research organisations to analyse medical images of the heart and lungs and more effectively measure the impact of new experimental drugs on lung function and disease progression. It has partnered with major players including AstraZeneca, Vicore Pharma and Cumberland Pharmaceuticals and holds data contracts across NHS England.
Since it was founded in 2018 and following investment from the VCT in early 2024, Dr. Muhunthan Thillai and the team have achieved remarkable milestones that demonstrate their vision and innovation.
Filmed in Cambridge, this interview offers a behind-the-scenes look at Qureight’s growth - from its early ambition to streamline drug development using AI and real-world data, to becoming a fast-growing company powered by world-class clinicians, software engineers and AI scientists.
Watch the video to learn:
- How Qureight was founded by two full-time doctors
- The company’s current achievements and partnerships
- Its exciting pipeline of new products and deep-learning imaging models
- What the future holds for this pioneering health-tech company.
We're proud to back Qureight on this journey. Its synthetic study arm, deep learning imaging models and real-time AI tools are already transforming how the biopharma industry approaches drug development.
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