What if every scientist had a team of expert scientists behind every question?

Just as AI coding gives every developer a team of expert engineers, EMET gives every scientist an agentic team of PhD scientists — unifying data, models, software packages, workflows, lab-in-the-loop, and scientific reasoning into a single environment purpose-built for preclinical R&D.

EMET

The agentic workbench that reasons through disease biology

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Ask complex research questions in plain language. EMET's orchestration layer decomposes it, identifies the right domain-specific skills, and chains them intelligently across dozens of trusted scientific databases and 38M+ scientific publications — including 16M closed-access papers accessible only through dedicated partnerships and licenses.

The result is traceable, explainable, and immediately actionable insights across the full preclinical R&D journey, including hypothesis generation, target identification, experiment design, and lead optimization.

EMET positions every researcher as the conductor of a team of agentic PhD scientists — not a passive recipient of AI output.

"It was probably 10x faster than doing it manually."

"It would completely change the trajectory of this project where we're stuck."

Trusted by world class teams

Merck
Stanford University
Sanofi
Harvard University
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Pfizer

Four things no one else has

01

Data no one else can access

Eight years of publisher partnerships built legal access to 16M closed-access papers — plus 780K patents, 310K preprints, Omics and 1,000+ databases. No one else has this.

Behind the literature: a proprietary knowledge graph with 858M nodes, 2.2B relationship edges, and 100M ontological nodes across 241 edge types. Layered on top: 16M antibodies, 22M RNAi entries, 18M CRISPR records, 500K cell lines, 700K animal models — every data point curated by 60 PhD scientists. The ground truth of disease biology. It lives in EMET and nowhere else.

02

Built by scientists for scientists

EMET wasn’t designed by software engineers who learned biology. It was built over a decade by PhD scientists who work inside biopharma R&D.

100+ proprietary scientific skills cover target identification, validation, omics analysis, biomarker development, and experimental design. A neuro-symbolic evaluation loop delivers 95%+ accuracy — 2–4x better than frontier LLMs — validated across 600+ tests and 8+ benchmarks. We orchestrate frontier models alongside ESM-2, AbLang2, and RDKit: the right answer, not just any answer.

EMET doesn’t hallucinate its way through biology. It earns every answer.

03

Enterprise-grade from day one

Your data, your workflows, your compliance requirements. EMET integrates proprietary and dark data, supports customizable agentic workflows, connects to self-driving labs, and is built for regulated biopharma — not retrofitted for it.

04

Dedicated scientific team

Most hand you a login and a knowledge base. We send in scientists.

Every deployment includes a dedicated PhD team who understands your biology, your therapeutic areas, and your workflows. They run training, manage change, and build bespoke connectors tailored to how your teams actually work. This isn’t support. It’s a scientific partnership — and it’s why customers build their research programs around EMET.

Modern biology is a fragmented nightmare. And it's getting worse

Seventy percent of drugs fail in the clinic — most because we didn't fully understand the biology. Not for lack of effort. For lack of infrastructure.

Today, a scientist needs to manually stitch together dozens of disconnected resources, including paywalled literature, siloed databases, R and Python scripts, and internal data locked in spreadsheets no one can find. The information exists. It just doesn't converge.

Every other technical profession solved this long ago. Biology never did. The result is scientists acting as the connective tissue between data and tools that were never designed to work together — spending their most valuable hours on maintaining infrastructure instead of advancing discovery.

36%

Annual Life sciences data growth rate

70%

drugs fail in the clinic

$400B

coming off patent in the next 8 years

500EB

Exabytes of genomics data by 2035

Drug programs fail when biology is misunderstood. EMET exists to close that gap — before it closes your pipeline.

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