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MiLaboratories Raises $10M Series A to Transform Genomic Research

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MiLaboratories, a leader in computational biology innovation, is thrilled to announce the successful close of its Series A funding round, led by Madrid-based Kfund, with additional backing from Speedinvest and other prominent international investors. This funding milestone comes alongside the launch of its cutting-edge Platforma.bio Software Development Kit (SDK), a revolutionary tool that streamlines and transforms how biologists build and deliver analytics and insights from next-generation sequencing data.

Empowering Biologists to Overcome NGS Data Challenges and Accelerate Genomic Research

Biotech and pharmaceutical companies often face significant challenges when integrating next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology, particularly regarding computational infrastructure and scalability. One major issue is the biologists’ reliance on bioinformaticians to analyze the vast amounts of genomic data generated by NGS. Since bioinformatics requires specialized skills and computational resources, biologists frequently depend on overburdened bioinformatic teams, creating bottlenecks that delay research and actionable insights.

These challenges, along with data interoperability issues, high scaling costs, and the complexity of managing large datasets, further slow progress in drug discovery and research.

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To overcome these hurdles, MiLaboratories has developed a high-performance software platform that empowers biologists to analyze NGS data independently. By providing an intuitive, scalable solution, MiLaboratories reduces the dependency on bioinformaticians, speeds up data processing, and integrates seamlessly with existing systems, accelerating research and fostering greater collaboration in genomics.

Platforma.bio SDK Equips Researchers with Intuitive Tools for Complex Computational Analysis

Platforma.bio offers a user-friendly, UI-centric design that simplifies the use of advanced computational biology tools, making them accessible to scientists without the steep learning curve of traditional systems. Researchers can focus on their work while the platform automates resource management, data handling, and complex processes.

In line with MiLaboratories’ commitment to academic research, the Platforma.bio Software Development Kit (SDK) is accessible from their open marketplace and is free for academic scientists, enabling them to develop custom analytical tools and applications. This open, collaborative approach fosters innovation and accelerates discovery by empowering researchers to tailor solutions to their specific needs.

“We believe that opening our platform to the developer community will accelerate the adoption of modern computational tools, setting the next level of biomedical research,” said Stan Poslavsky, CEO of MiLaboratories. “Today, therapy development is driven by data, algorithms, and AI. Our mission is to make cutting-edge computational advances accessible to researchers as they work towards discovering new drugs.”

Seeking the Talent to Drive Global Market Transformation

With a multi-billion dollar global market potential, MiLaboratories is poised to significantly scale its operations in the coming years by focusing its efforts on attracting top-tier talent and strategically expanding its operations, with a primary focus on the United States.

“Investing in platforms that bridge the gap between developers (in this case bioinformaticians) and business users (in this case biologists) is at the core of what we want to do in our fund. There is tremendous potential in democratizing access to complex data enabling the delivery of immunological insights,” remarked Miguel Arias, General Partner of Kfund.

SOURCE: Businesswire

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