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Alan Chramiec

Accelerate your analysis with Ganymede's new data products.

Accelerate your analysis with Ganymede's new data products.

Data is at the heart of every life sciences company. And yet, all too often, it’s treated more as a by-product than an asset. Data management across the industry typically means putting your data anywhere that’s convenient and compliant, without much concern for accessibility and reusability. Meanwhile, lab

Bloomberg TV's New to The Street Welcomes Our CEO and Co-Founder Nathan Clark

Bloomberg TV's New to The Street Welcomes Our CEO and Co-Founder Nathan Clark

Did you know that today, scientists spend upwards of 20-30% of their work time on data management? Host of Bloomberg TV's New to The Street Jane King recently sat down with our CEO and co-founder Nathan Clark to discuss how Ganymede solves that problem, accelerating research and providing

6 Questions with Andy Caruso, our Head of Engineering

6 Questions with Andy Caruso, our Head of Engineering

Name: Andy Caruso Title: Head of Engineering Office: Palo Alto Our head of engineering, Andy Caruso, is a wizard at all things cloud infrastructure: performance, security, compliance, and more. He spends his days orchestrating our world-class team of engineers to iterate on and enhance our data platform. Get to know

Our co-founder Nathan Clark discusses modern labs on Qualio's From Lab to Launch podcast.

Our co-founder Nathan Clark discusses modern labs on Qualio's From Lab to Launch podcast.

Today's life sciences labs are over-saturated with data, even at the earliest stage biotechs. This creates severe industry-wide inefficiencies and compliance conundrums. On a human level, the inability to deal with all of this data needlessly limits the impact of each person working at every life sciences company.

Building a bespoke data Flow in Ganymede for flow cytometers.

Building a bespoke data Flow in Ganymede for flow cytometers.

There's a lot of curiosity surrounding our platform. And it's not surprising. We've taken a decidedly unique approach to lab data. With that though, comes a bit of explanation. The team here at Ganymede have put together an interactive demo that answers many of

Standard example of physical automation in a lab.

Automating beyond the bench - How to streamline the 5 most common analytical lab instruments.

The global lab automation market is projected to reach $7.1 billion by 2028–but most lab automation today refers to robotic systems, storage and retrieval systems, workcells, and other equipment. Take liquid handling, a fundamental component of most automation systems. Motorized pipettes or syringes, attached to a robotic arm,

Digital twins enabled by augmented reality.

Biotech and biopharma need to start thinking about physical—not digital—twins.

In biomanufacturing, digital twins are gaining prominence as state-of-the-art technology for digitally mirroring and analyzing physical processes. But, for our co-founders Nathan and Benson, having come from the trenches of fintech where they built ledger systems and machine learning models, this ontology is an inversion of the status quo in