BioGPU
The cellular biology runtime for AI agents
Enabling AI to close the loop with functional biology to design better, safer drugs.

With BioGPU, AI agents see and experiment across cellular networks at scale to discover how molecules change biology and design better ones.

AI designs molecules
BioGPU runs cellular-network experiments at scale
Cellular Network Response
Functional Biology. Now in the Design Loop.

Giving AI Eyes on Cellular Networks.

BioGPU is a purpose-built AI-to-Cell technology stack that generates a new class of imaging data, enabling its Foundation Model to recognize molecular activities across cellular networks.
VISUAL BIOLOGY
FOUNDATION MODEL
  • RNA granules
  • Phospho-signaling
  • mRNA Translation
  • Cytoskeletal dynamics
  • Protein localization
  • Protein interactions
  • Mitochondrial state
  • Nuclear translocation
  • • • •
    2,500+ activities
2,500+
Molecular activities
1,000+
Experiments per run
Cells
Millions across conditions

Trained on 2 Billion Images. Built to Recognize Cellular Networks.

Cellular Activity Images
Visual representations of biological reality
  • Protein
    localization
  • Nuclear
    translocation
  • Phospho-
    signaling
  • Cytoskeletal
    dynamics
  • RNA
    granules
  • Mitochondrial
    state
  • Protein
    interactions
  • mRNA
    localization
VISUAL BIOLOGY
FOUNDATION MODEL
Across 140 cell types and 25 diseases
Visual Biology Tokens
Biological meaning
TDP43 accumulates in the cytoplasm.
mTOR signaling is hyperactivated.
Mitochondrial fragmentation increases.
RNA granule formation is enhanced.
Protein co-localization increases under perturbation X.
Nuclear translocation of TFs is enriched under condition Y.
The model recognizes molecular activity patterns across new cellular contexts, including patterns absent from its training examples.

Cellular Network Biology. From Inside Cells to AI’s Context Window.

Each Visual Biology Token links an observed molecular activity to its biological meaning and experimental evidence, making it accessible to AI.
FRONT: THE MEANING
Biological finding
VB-0001
Abnormal NUP62 distribution in both cytoplasm and nucleus reflects misregulated nuclear pore function and nucleocytoplasmic transport defects.
VB-0002
DDX6, SMNDC1, and ELAVL4 are identified as functionally relevant regulators of selection of the distal polyadenylation site in the SOD1 3'UTR.
front
VISUAL BIOLOGY TOKENS
THOUSANDS OF TOKENS
produced per experiment
Across pathways, cell types, conditions and diseases
back
BACK: THE EVIDENCE
Dynamic visual evidence
NUP62
H
D
DDX6,
SMNDC1,
ELAVL4
si-Non-Targeting
si-DDX6
si-SMNDC1
si-ELAVL4
Hundreds of tokens from the same BioGPU experiment collectively represent cellular network biology, enabling AI agents to reason across its activities and interactions.

AI Agents Experiment Inside Cellular Networks

The BioGPU Agent designs network-level experiments, learns from the results, and uses the bioGPU Program’s experimental cellular intelligence to decide what to investigate next.
BioGPU Agent
Designs experiments and learns from the results.
BioGPU Pod
Executes Visual Biology experiments in cells.
Visual Biology Model
Understands cellular activities from images.
Visual Biology Tokens
Image + biological meaning + context.
1
Design next experiment
2
Run experiment in cells
3
Generate Visual Biology data
4
BioGPU Program Runtime
Experimental cellular intelligence that compounds over time.
Every experiment advances the next.
Every iteration deepens the understanding.
More Biology Per Experiment.

A richer view of cellular biology in a single experiment, capturing multiple mechanisms and their interactions together.

More Intelligence With Every Iteration.

Each experiment deepens the understanding of the cellular network, creating a learning loop that generates new hypotheses and guides the next experiment.

Experiment 1
Initial understanding
Experiment 2
Deeper network understanding
Experiment 3+
New hypotheses and directions
Experimental Learning Loop

Resolve the Biology. Guide the Chemistry.

AI agents use BioGPU to resolve the cellular network around a therapeutic target, then measure how their designed molecules change that network to guide the next design.
AI AGENT
Designs molecule
BioGPU
Experimentally resolves the cellular network
EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE
Network response to the molecule
Evidence guides the next design

See AI Agents Become Experimental Cell Biologists

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The Team Behind the BioGPU

Expertise:
Visual biology
Software
A.I.
Computational Biology
Chemistry
Operations
Imaging

Visual biology Operations Imaging Iris Alroy PhD., Co-founder & CSO

Software A.I. Ivan Khodyrev PhD., Director, Software Development

Visual biology Imaging Shaul Barth PhD., Principal Scientist, Assay development & screen Team Lead

Visual biology Alik Demishtein PhD., Principal Scientist, Drug Discovery Team Lead

Operations Dana Radha MBA, Head of HR

Visual biology Amihai Karniel PhD., Principal Scientist, R&D Quality and Operations Lead

Visual biology Software Operations Pascal Brandys Board member

Visual biology Ephrem Kassa PhD., Principal Scientist, MOA & Target ID Team Lead

Visual biology Keren Kipnis PhD., Senior Research Scientist, Screen-Unit Manager

Software Operations Fred Voccola Board member

Visual biology Jasmine Khier PhD., Scientific Product Lead, Senior Scientist

Visual biology Ofer Bihari PhD., Senior Research Scientist

Visual biology Sari Trangle PhD., Senior Research Scientist

Visual biology Ben Bar-Sadeh PhD., Senior Research Scientist

Visual biology Irit Reichenstein PhD., Senior Research Scientist

Visual biology Artem Tverskoi PhD., Senior Research Scientist

Visual biology Adi Amar-Schwartz PhD., Research Scientist

Software Operations Miki Shvo CISO & AWS Admin

Visual biology Tamar Frankovits PhD., Research Scientist

Chemistry Luba Ischakov Simhaev PhD., Senior Computational Chemist

Chemistry Andrew Brown PhD., Associate Principal Scientist, Medicinal Chemist

A.I. Chemistry Eitan Margulis PhD., Senior Computational Chemist

Visual biology Racheli Rimmer M.Sc., Senior Research Associate

Visual biology Alon Parsai M.Sc., Senior Research Associate

Visual biology Linoy Vaturi B.Sc., Senior Research Associate

Chemistry Shuyu Chu PhD., Associate Principal Scientist, Medicinal Chemist

Software Evelyn Popok B.Sc., Data and Backend Architect, BioGPU

Computational Biology Shaked Bergman PhD., Lead Computational Biologist

Visual biology Naama Slonim M.Sc., Senior Research Associate

Visual biology Ziv Landau M.Sc., Laboratory Supervisor

Visual biology Ana Miriam Salama M.Sc., Senior Research Associate

Visual biology Dana Kadosh-Kariti M.Sc., Senior Research Associate

Software Nir Katz Software QA Manager

Visual biology Yifat Weiss M.Sc., Senior Research Associate

Visual biology Claudia Roussay Maggi M.Sc., Research Associate

Software Mikhail Usik M.Sc., Senior DevOps Engineer

Visual biology Alisa Lysak B.Sc., Research Associate

A.I. Imaging Nitsan Elmalam M.Sc., AI Researcher

Operations Linda Murikkattu M.Sc., Business Development Executive

Computational Biology Almog Angel PhD., System Biologist

Software Aleksei Mushegov Senior Frontend Developer

Computational Biology Odelia Goldberg-Nakar PhD., Senior Research Data Analyst

Software Sary Khalaila B.Sc., Backend Developer

A.I. Imaging Yael Elkin M.Sc., AI Data Scientist

Software Anton Akinin B.Sc., Backend Developer

Computational Biology Luis Alejandro de Haro PhD., Bioinformatician

Software Tiferet Gan B.Sc., QA Engineer

Software Tamir Oulu UI/UX Developer

Operations Ronit Cohen Financial Operations Manager

Operations Bruna Mathias Sinowetz Office Manager



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