Science at the speed of imagination

the SOLUTION

Modern biology is drowning in fragmentation

Sources: Anaconda State of Data Science, McKinsey, Freedman et al. 2015
30%
of researchers fail to reproduce another scientist's experiment, and over half fail to reproduce their own.
Source: Baker, Nature 2016 (survey of 1,576 researchers)
80%
of data never gets used again
Source: Gartner (dark data)
$28.2B
pent each year on US preclinical research that is not reproducible
Source: Freedman et al., PLOS Biology 2015. The paper's figure is about $28.2 billion.
45%
of a scientist's time goes to data preparation and cleaning.
Source: Anaconda, 2020 State of Data Science.
the SOLUTION

Three pillars of lab intelligence

Unify

01

Every protocol, dataset, paper, grant, and instrument reading connected into a single, queryable foundation. One organization, one connected picture. No
more scattered systems

Intuit

02

CORTEX translates this unified substrate into scientific intuition, surfacing every result through the lens of how the scientist asking the question actually reasons.

Discover

03

Surface connections, patterns, and insights across your lab's full knowledge base that no single researcher could see alone

Why Now

The missing foundation

The leap to closed-loop lab automation that can meaningfully accelerate discovery cannot happen without first structuring the knowledge that underlies it. That foundation does not yet exist. We are building it.

Our Goal

From human speed to
imagination speed

Today every scientist rebuilds the same infrastructure from scratch. CORTEX replaces that with an evolving system of shared intelligence, where every experiment makes the next one smarter.

the SOLUTION

Why We're Different

Whole-lab intelligence

Not individual automation

Biology is inherently collaborative. CORTEX unifies the full-lab collective memory, reasoning, and intuition into a single shared intelligence.

Scientific subjectivity

Not just scale

The intuition that drives great science lives inside scientists' heads. CORTEX is scientist-facing: deployed inside labs to capture, structure, and amplify how researchers think.