01 / The problem
Clinical trials tell us whether a drug is safe, whether it works, and for whom. But each answer costs years, capital, and human risk—and most of that learning stays trapped inside one program.
02 / Tissue + AI
Programmable organoids were invented in the laboratory of Ron Weiss, director of the MIT Synthetic Biology Center. Gene circuits turn patient-derived stem cells into living, three-dimensional human tissue.
Each experiment trains a reusable Virtual Organ across donors, drugs, doses, schedules, and programs. The model predicts untested conditions and selects the next experiment.
03 / The team
Max RyeCEO & Cofounder
Repeat founder who has raised $40M+ and built biopharma teams and partnerships across the US and Asia.
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Jenhan Tao, PhDHead of AI & Cofounder
As an early scientist at Generate:Biomedicines, he built and scaled ML systems for protein design, supporting programs advancing toward the clinic.
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Resilience 10 cohortOne sample. A living system that keeps learning.
