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Biological memory
for a new era of
cancer discovery.

We are building infrastructure to accelerate cancer drug discovery.

The memory layer for biology.

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What if biology
could remember?

Cancer research produces vast amounts of biological knowledge, but much of what we learn remains tied to the experiment that produced it.

BioEngram is exploring how biological findings can accumulate across research, so that what we learn from one experiment can contribute to what comes next.

From biological data to biological knowledge.

We are exploring how computational infrastructure can support the path from analysis to discovery.

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ZeRNA

Making biological data easier to explore.

ZeRNA is a single-cell RNA sequencing workflow we built to help researchers move from complex biological datasets to biological findings.

It provides a structured and reproducible environment for analysing and exploring single-cell data.

Remember

BioKB

Building biological memory for cancer research.

BioKB is our work on how biological findings can be retained and connected across cancer research, so that knowledge does not remain isolated within individual experiments.

We are exploring what it would take for biological research to build on what it has already learned.

Biological memory, made computable.

Finding something similar is not enough.

Similarity is not biology.

Cancer biology is highly contextual.

The same finding can mean something different depending on the cells, disease, treatment and experimental conditions in which it appears.

We are starting with cancer.

Tumours are complex ecosystems.

Their biology changes across cell types, patients, treatments and disease states.

Cancer research therefore provides a particularly rich setting for exploring how biological knowledge can accumulate across experiments.

BioEngram is starting here because better ways of connecting what we learn about cancer could help researchers move faster from biological observation to new hypotheses and therapeutic opportunities.

Has biology seen
something like this before?

This is one of the questions behind our work.

Not every previous finding will be relevant.

But understanding what has already been observed could change how new experiments are interpreted.

The goal is faster discovery.

Cancer research has generated enormous amounts of biological data.

BioEngram is building toward infrastructure that helps more of what we learn remain useful for what comes next.

Biology has generated the data.
Now it needs a memory.

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