
DVLP Medicines
Creating a software co-pilot for drug development and a new marketplace for investors and outsourced R&D and manufacturing
DNA molecules can preserve information in the form of unique sequences of base pairs for thousands of years and at incredibly high density. (A blob of DNA the size of a sugar cube could store a billion gigabytes, as much as a large data center.) Catalog uses robots to encode digital data, such as text or the pixels in a JPG photograph, in the form of short, prefabricated DNA blocks or identifiers that can be stored in powder or liquid form, then reassembled and decoded later in a sequencing machine.
Creating a software co-pilot for drug development and a new marketplace for investors and outsourced R&D and manufacturing
Using self-supervised machine learning to map the circuit diagram of tumor biology and develop new immunotherapies for cancer
Advancing precision medicine by combining the efficacy of antibodies with the binding ability of small molecules
Using synthetic biology to manufacture carbon-negative materials