Literature & data research
Evidence from PubMed, ClinicalTrials, ChEMBL and more.
- Paper summaries
- Trial search
- Target & compound data
Biotech & drug discovery
An AI colleague for the lab — from experiment design to regulatory filings
Find papers and public data to design experiments, organize results, and prepare national R&D proposals and regulatory documents, so researchers focus on research.
Where Biotech teams get stuck
- 1Literature takes time
Days in papers and databases to design one experiment.
- 2Grant paperwork
Finding R&D calls and writing proposals eats research time.
- 3Records & reproducibility
Scattered notes and data make reproduction and reporting hard.
A day with AI colleagues
- 09:00Literature agent
Summarized 18 recent papers and 4 clinical trials on the target.
- 11:00Experiment design agent
Drafted an orthotopic model design and SOP.
- 14:00Grant agent
Listed 3 IRIS calls closing within 14 days and our fit.
- 17:00Data agent
Organized today's results into the notebook with statistics.
Example scenes. Real work runs on your company's data, rules and connected tools.
Work areas
Experiment design & records
Designs, SOPs and lab notebooks.
- Design drafts
- SOPs
- Electronic notebook
National R&D grants
Find calls; prepare proposals and reports.
- IRIS / SMTECH calls
- Proposal drafts
- Annual reports
Regulatory & quality
Regulatory documents and GxP records.
- MFDS / FDA materials
- GLP / GMP records
- Quality documents
AI agents on your team
- Literature agentPapers & data
- Experiment design agentDesign & SOP
- Data agentResults & statistics
- Grant agentCalls & proposals
- Regulatory agentRegulatory documents
- Quality agentGxP records
Ready-to-use skills
- Literature summary
- Experiment design
- SOP writing
- Statistical analysis
- R&D proposal
- Annual report
- Regulatory documents
- GxP record review
Tools and data we connect
- PubMed / Europe PMC
- ClinicalTrials.gov
- ChEMBL / PubChem / UniProt
- IRIS / SMTECH
- MFDS open data
- Electronic lab notebook
Metrics you watch together
- Literature review timePer topic
- Grant applicationsPer quarter
- ReproducibilitySOP adherence
- Report prep timeAnnual & interim
First setup — in this order
- 1Register research areas & targets
- 2Set grant call conditions
- 3Import SOP templates
- 4Start the lab notebook
FAQ
Does research data leave?
Raw data stays in your storage; only questions go to external search.
Can we trust the designs?
Sources come with each design; the PI decides.
How often are calls collected?
Once a day, sorted by deadline.
Start with a template made for Biotech
Pick your industry at signup and screens, colors, agents and skills are prepared for it. You can change it any time after setup.