Partnerships

Build the map together

The best models are built with the institutions that care for patients. We’re looking for partners who want rigor, visibility, and real downstream impact.

Hospital & cancer center partners

We collaborate to build robust models and evaluate them honestly across institutions. The goal is shared learning — and tools that actually fit clinical workflows.

What we typically need

  • De-identified whole-slide images (H&E; others optional).
  • High-level clinical labels (diagnosis, stage, regimen, outcome).
  • Optional: molecular data (RNA-seq / proteomics) for multimodal alignment.
  • Clear governance (IRB / DUA), and mutually agreed data security posture.

What partners receive

  • Recognition in publications and technical reports when appropriate.
  • Early access to pilots; priority / partner pricing.
  • Site-specific robustness analysis and model monitoring plans.
  • Co-design of outputs and workflows with clinicians.
Global intent: Cancer outcomes differ across populations, yet many regions are underrepresented in datasets and trials. We actively seek partnerships beyond traditional centers to reduce bias and expand access.

Pharma & biotech partners

We support target discovery and trial strategy through multimodal inference and mechanistic validation.

Biomarkers & stratification

Identify responder/non-responder signatures, stratify cohorts, and design inclusion criteria that increase signal.

Resistance mechanisms

Generate hypotheses that connect tissue phenotype to molecular pathways — then test the most promising ones.

Trial efficiency

Better stratification means fewer patients exposed to ineffective arms and a clearer path to efficacy signals.

How we engage: Typically starts with a scoped retrospective analysis → then a validation plan → then a pilot with defined success metrics.

Data governance & security

Trust is earned with process. We expect to formalize partnerships with appropriate legal and ethical frameworks.

Principles

  • Minimum necessary data; de-identification where applicable.
  • Clear data retention and deletion policies.
  • Reproducibility: dataset versioning and audit trails.

Operational posture

  • Secure storage, access controls, and logging.
  • Separate research vs pilot environments.
  • Shared documentation and review of data flows.