Quarterly Update: March 2025 Highlights

We’re excited to share our first quarterly update of 2025. With winter receding and spring just around the corner, we’ve hit the ground running. The first months of the year have brought steady progress and new opportunities, especially in our Nucleic Acid Nanorobotics (NANs) platform. Our team’s dedication and expertise continue to fuel these advancements, and it’s been heartening to see our hard work pay off as the season changes.

We look forward to sharing our milestones and what’s on the horizon for the rest of the year.

1. New Video Release on NANs Technology

We recently published a behind-the-scenes video detailing how our NANs are designed and developed – from in silico modeling to laboratory construction.

Leveraging our growing computational pipeline, we are continually refining our approach. Thanks to our iterative design, build, test, and learn cycle, each experiment enriches our understanding, generates new datasets and sharpens our predictive algorithms. This means we can refine our nanorobot designs faster and more reliably—well before we start assembling them in the lab—ultimately streamlining the entire development process. For our customers, this translates into quicker, more robust assay development, allowing them to see reliable results sooner.

2. Attending the RNA Therapeutics Conference

In February, our team attended the RNA Therapeutics Conference in London. We had the privilege of learning from industry-leading presentations by Eli Lilly, GSK, Moderna, AstraZeneca, Roche, and Johnson & Johnson, among others. We also formed valuable connections with fellow attendees, potentially paving the way for new collaborations that could further accelerate our work in RNA therapeutics bioanalysis.

3. New Collaborations with Global Pharma

Our second project with a large global pharmaceutical partner kicked off towards the end of last year, and it’s progressing smoothly. We plan to publish the outcomes of our existing projects to showcase the remarkable results we’re generating. Additionally, we’re in active discussions with four other major pharmaceutical companies regarding potential collaborations. We look forward to sharing more details as these partnerships develop.

4. Breakthroughs in Double-Stranded siRNA Analysis

We’ve made significant progress in our platform’s capability to analyze double-stranded siRNA molecules and are currently piloting this solution with select biotech partners. Additionally, our capacity to support oligonucleotide therapies with chemical modifications (including LNA, fluoro, MOe, and OME modifications) continues to strengthen, enabling us to provide more comprehensive analysis and support. If you’re working with novel or more exotic chemical modifications and find it challenging to detect or quantify your candidate molecules, we encourage you to reach out to us.

5. Webinar on ASO and siRNA Bioanalysis

Toward the end of last year, we hosted a webinar titled “New Frontiers in ASO and siRNA Bioanalysis.” We thoroughly enjoyed the insightful conversations with established pharma and emerging biotech companies, and we look forward to hosting similar events soon. You can watch the recording of the webinar here:

6. Ongoing University Engagement

We continue to foster strong connections with Newcastle University and Durham University, where our founders, lab scientists, and PhD students have recently delivered presentations to biotech and life science students. Engaging with the next generation of innovators is integral to our mission and aligns with our grant dissemination commitments. By sharing our journey, challenges, and discoveries, we aim to spark curiosity, inspire budding scientists, and help build a thriving biotech ecosystem—ultimately benefiting the entire research and deep tech community.

Looking Ahead

As we move further into 2025, we remain committed to pushing the boundaries of our nanorobotics platform and forging meaningful collaborations across the biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors. Thank you for following our progress, and stay tuned for more updates in the coming months.

For inquiries or more information, feel free to contact our team or explore our resources online. We look forward to continuing this journey with you.