Issuance of U.S. Patent Quantifying Intratumor Spatial Heterogeneity
The newly issued U.S. Patent No. 10,755,138 covers the application of point-wise mutual information maps to quantify spatial intratumor heterogeneity and identify diagnostic regions of interest in tissue samples. This patent has been exclusively licensed to PredxBio, Inc. from the University of Pittsburgh and further adds to the strong and growing IP portfolio of PredxBio […]
TumorMapr @ Nature Communications
Read our latest paper on TumorMapr and see how spatial analytics can reshape understanding cancer, published in Nature Communications : Read here ->
Partnership with CellNetix To Validate Explainable AI Platform for Breast Cancer
Together with CellNetix Pathology & Laboratories, we have announced a collaboration to validate the HistoMapr-Breast™ Platform, which taps the power of explainable artificial intelligence (xAI) for healthcare providers to diagnose and treat breast cancer more efficiently and accurately. The platform is the first in our larger efforts to harness the power of xAI-assisted lab processes […]
PredxBio at AACR Virtual Annual Meeting II 2020
Join us at American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Virtual Annual Meeting 2020
Changing the way to look at cancer
PredxBio introduces Spatial Intelligence and Explainable Artificial Intelligence to improve pathology and biopharma research.
TumorMapr Poster at AACR
PredxBio Announces the Presentation of an Explainable AI Platform (TumorMapr™) that Provides a Mechanistic Understanding of the Risk Recurrence in Solid Tumors Using Hyperplexed Fluorescence Data Sets at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting on April 1, 2019.
NSF SBIR Phase I award for HistoMapr!
PredxBio Awarded Competitive Phase I SBIR Grant from National Science Foundation to Apply Explainable Artificial Intelligence to Breast Pathology.
PredxBio Launched
PredxBio, Inc., which leverages AI for digital pathology markets, announced the launch of company with the recent closing of a seed financing round led by Newlin Investment Company, an early-stage venture capital firm.