TELORA

Brain organoid QC relies on destructive assays or subjective visual inspection. Labs avoid existing computational solutions due to complex setup requirements.

We're building a simple web platform for non-invasive organoid QC. Upload brightfield images, get quantitative measurements. No setup required.

For pilot partners, we're developing predictive tools that forecast organoid maturation success from limited sequential brightfield images. This transforms organoid research from reactive to predictive.

Initial Collaborators: Gage Lab @ Salk Institute, Qian Lab @ UPenn, Johnson Lab @ University of Colorado, Sun Lab @ UMass Amherst.

We're seeking research labs for zero-cost data partnerships - share organoid datasets in exchange for free platform access.

Questions? Contact us.