Compose, Run, andCompare Biology
Build a lab from Boltz, DiffDock, SBML pathways, and your own dynamics, then run it and compare versions side by side. Same labs, same runs, same Hub, wherever you work.
Compose, run, and compare in one lab
A lab is a persistent workspace that keeps your model wiring, runtime controls, and every run in sync. Compose biology across scales on the canvas, run it, then compare versions side by side with the exact setup and provenance still attached.
Compose on the canvas
Drag biomodules together and wire their inputs and outputs into one working graph.
Bring existing standards
SBML, NeuroML, CellML, and ONNX live in the same workspace as your own models.
Reuse working setups
Keep a configured lab as the starting point for the next scenario instead of rebuilding it.
Run and inspect
Start runs and read status, logs, results, and visuals without leaving the lab.
Then compare versions, provenance intact
Change a parameter, model version, or scenario, and the compare view keeps each run's branch, metadata, and outputs together, so you can see what differs without losing the context that produced it.
- Open two completed runs side by side without leaving the lab.
- See exactly what changed, with the setup and run metadata still attached.
- Keep a clear provenance trail as scenarios branch and evolve.
Use Studio where you work
The same labs, runs, and Hub on the web, on your desktop, and from your terminal.
Use it in your browser
Open a public lab, rerun a simulation, or compose your own from shared models. Nothing to install.
Drug discovery
Predict how a drug binds, from text
Paste a protein sequence and a candidate drug. The model folds the protein, drops it into the right pocket, and scores how tightly they bind. A week of wet-lab work, in a single pass. The leap that made structure-based drug discovery practical.
Talk to us about your simulation workflow
Biosimulant Studio is for teams building reusable virtual simulations across research and engineering.
- Research teams building reusable virtual experiments instead of one-off simulations.
- Simulation groups that need inspectable workflows, reproducible runs, and shared review loops.
Contact
Start the conversation
Tell us what you are simulating, how your team works today, and where Biosimulant might fit.
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