Academic License
Power your academic research with the highest quality drug and biomedical data on the market.
Start researching sooner, explore new approaches faster, and uncover more powerful insights.
Are you eligible for an Academic or Academic+ License? You qualify if:
You're a student, professor, or researcher associated with an academic institution.
You're building a tool solely for academic access and not for a clinical setting.
Your research is mainly academic and is not funded by a third party.
Academic License
| Feature | Academic | Academic+ |
|---|---|---|
| Structured & detailed drug datasets Download full listing | Essential | Essential + Supplementary |
| Detailed documentation | Included | Included |
| Links to other sources | Included | Included |
| Supported formats | XML | CSV, XML, JSON, SQL |
| Cost | Free | Affordable rates |
| Get started | Get Started | Chat with an Expert |
This study sheds new light on drug metabolism by using DrugBank to report an analysis of all drugs and agents currently in clinical trials that act via G protein-coupled receptors.
Hauser, Attwood, Rask-Andersen, Schiöth, Gloriam · Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 27 October 2017
Read the paperDrugBank was explored for potential drugs targeting a SARS-CoV-2 enzyme, highlighting DB02388 and Cobicistat as candidates for clinical trials.
Ibrahim, Abdelrahman, Hegazy · Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics, 20 July 2020
Read the paperKosarek and Ho developed a website that lets users search for effective drug therapies, drawing on genes linked to a cancer type alongside drug and clinical trial data from DrugBank.
Kosarek, Ho · Journal of Personalized Medicine, 28 October 2016
Read the paperFor data science and machine learning, DrugBank datasets are the industry standard and trusted around the world.