Advancing human disease research with patient-specific models

From iPSC engineering to high-resolution genomics. We build the tools you need to discover the next breakthrough.

DNA double helix
Vision

A future where healthcare is guided by the uniqueness of patients, enabling more effective drug development and personalized care.

Mission

To engineer the iPSC models and single-cell genomics tools that turn patient-specific biology into discovery — automated, validated end-to-end, and delivered ready to use.

What we do

End-to-end capabilities

From iPSC reprogramming to high-resolution genomics, we deliver validated tools for human disease research.

Not on the list?Don't see your application? We build bespoke workflows for emerging research questions.Talk to our team

Why iPsomics

Science you can build on

Automated pipelines

Bias-minimized, high-throughput, reproducible.

Proprietary tech

In-house protocols & the Aneufinder algorithm.

End-to-end support

From sample to insight, with you throughout.

Automated liquid handling in the iPsomics lab

Frequently asked questions

What starting materials can you work with?

We accept PBMCs, dermal fibroblasts, and urine-derived epithelial cells (UDEs), either fresh or cryopreserved. We can advise on the best option for your project.

How long does a typical iPSC reprogramming project take?

A standard reprogramming run takes approximately 8-12 weeks from sample receipt to delivery of characterized, quality-controlled iPSC lines.

Do you offer bioinformatics analysis?

Yes. Every sequencing project includes a full bioinformatics pipeline — from raw data QC through to publication-ready figures and interpretation.

Can you work with clinical or patient samples?

Absolutely. We routinely handle clinical samples under appropriate ethical approvals and can advise on sample collection, storage, and shipping protocols.

Get in touch

Let's advance your research together

Tell us about your project and we'll bring patient-specific models and high-resolution genomics to your lab.