Empowering Tomorrow’s Therapies:
AI-Driven Solutions for Antimicrobial Resistance

Automating drug discovery to build better antimicrobials for the antimicrobial resistance today, tomorrow, and beyond.

Driving Technology

  • DNA Analysis

    Bioinformatics Pipelines & Simulations

    Bioinformatics pipelines that extract the most information out of sequencing data that is available. Our bioinformatics simulations can simulate in vitro lab tests and generational testing.

  • Brain

    Advanced AI and Machine Learning

    Our artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms are built to provide insight into how pathogens interact with drugs. They can predict potency for pathogens and antimicrobials that exist now, tomorrow, and in the future.

  • Database

    Unique and Diverse Dataset

    Our systems are built and validated using a broad and diverse dataset, allowing us to predict for vast amounts of species and types of compounds.

How our technology can drive innovation

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Future Resistance

Be able to predict how pathogen will react to your treatment and develop new resistant mutations.

Pile of therapies

Future Therapies

Use the future antimicrobial resistance predictions to develop and test new therapeutic compounds now. Our technology can help develop and provide new compounds and augmentations to current compounds to treat those future mutations.

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Direct Potency

Our technology can predict direct potency of a drug against a specific pathogen in silico. This allows for numerous potency tests to be performed all at once, saving on days or weeks of effort and cost when compared to standard lab tests.

Meet our team

  • Picture of Cory Kromer-Edwards

    Cory Kromer-Edwards, Ph.D.

    Founder/CEO

  • Russ headshot

    Russ Donda

    Chief Strategy Officer

  • Brian D'Anza, M.D.

    Brian D’Anza, M.D.

    Clinician, human clinical AMR advisor

  • Daral Jackwood, Ph.D.

    Daral Jackwood, Ph.D.

    Animal pathogens, animal pharma advisor

  • Brad Lang, Ph.D.

    Brad Lang, Ph.D.

    Drug development, human pharma advisor