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Innovating health, one simulation at a time.

Our top product UISS and our ready to use solutions make drug development more efficient and cost-effective, offering an innovative approach and enhancing the understanding of various biological scenarios.

Reshaping medical research, In Silico.

We provide the biomedical industry and pharmaceutical companies with the first generation of “In Silico” solutions, reducing both time and costs of drug development.

Committed to upholding ethical standards.

Our solutions minimize the need for human involvement, potentially reducing the number of patients participating in clinical studies.

Redefining patient care through predictive models.

We push the boundaries of what’s possible in computational medicine, dedicating our work to improving patient outcomes through innovative technologies.

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Universal Immune System Simulator (UISS)

The complexities of the human immune system, replicated with unparalleled accuracy.

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UISS - Mammary Carcinoma

Non-animal alternative to test new vaccines to prevent mammary carcinoma.

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UISS - Thyroid Carcinoma

Designed to suggest new potential targets to overcome drug resistance.

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UISS - Melanoma

Designed to predict treatment failure or success in pre-clinical conditions.

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UISS - Multiple Sclerosis

A simulator able to reproduce different immune repertoires for an identified patient.

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UISS - COVID-19

An in silico trial platform to speed-up and drive the discovery pipeline of vaccine against SARS-CoV-2.

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UISS - FLU

A simulation able to suggest a good immune efficacy of specific citrus-derived adjuvant (Beta Sitosterol).

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UISS - Sense

An in silico platform designed to simulate human immune responses to skin sensitizers, addressing the critical need for accurate allergenicity prediction.

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UISS - TOX

An advanced computational platform designed to predict adverse outcomes such as weakened vaccine responses and increased susceptibility to infections or cancer.

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