Benchling Launches Science Foundries to Accelerate Scientific R&D.

On October 21 in San Francisco, Benchling announced the launch of Science Foundries, an AI-powered solution that coordinates multiple AI agents across entire scientific workflows. The platform enables researchers to run experiments in parallel, reduce delays, explore more research strategies, and accelerate drug discovery.

Science Foundries connects AI agents, laboratory automation, and scientific data to coordinate processes from experimental design to laboratory execution and results analysis. By automating routine tasks and enabling continuous workflows, the solution allows scientists to focus on critical decisions and identify promising therapeutic candidates faster.

Parabilis Medicines is deploying the platform to support protein production, screening, and therapeutic candidate optimization. Benchling has also developed a solution for a pharmaceutical team working on high-throughput antibody design and testing, demonstrating how automating workflows can significantly shorten research timelines.

Science Foundries is available immediately through Benchling AI. Benchling, whose platform is used by more than 1,300 biotechnology companies worldwide, aims to accelerate scientific discovery by connecting AI, data, and laboratory workflow

À propos de Benchling

Benchling est la plateforme du progrès scientifique, adoptée par plus de 1 300 entreprises de biotechnologie à travers le monde, depuis les startups pionnières aux géants de la biopharma tels que Merck, Moderna et Sanofi. Fondée en 2012, Benchling est une plateforme unifiée, basée sur le cloud, qui permet aux scientifiques de capturer, connecter et analyser leurs données tout au long du cycle de vie de la R&D. Avec Benchling AI, les chercheurs utilisent directement des agents et des modèles dans leurs flux de travail, connectés à des données structurées. Résultat : des équipes plus rapides et de meilleures molécules. La mission de Benchling est de libérer le potentiel de la biotechnologie et de rendre les avancées scientifiques possibles pour tous.