Innovation is in our DNA. We were founded to tackle enormous challenges in bold ways and open new doors for scientific discovery everywhere.
We practice Open Science: We make all of our data, tools and models available to fellow scientists and research institutions around the world. All scientific achievements build on the work of those who came before, and we carry on that tradition proudly.
Creating the future with and for open science
First-ever Open Science Quest supports next generation of scientists.
We focus on Big Science: we operate at a large scale to answer big questions faster, utilizing our extensive resources and unique position at the intersection of academia and industry to tackle the massive fundamental problems still confronting the field.
A sample the size of a grain of sand has unveiled a universe of insights
The MICrONS Project is considered the most complicated neuroscience experiment ever attempted.
We utilize our cutting-edge technology to do groundbreaking research at a massive scale. With each new scientific endeavor, we push beyond conventional limits to unlock world changing transformations.
We are where the unknown becomes known
We seek answers to the fundamental questions of human biology: how our cells behave, how our brains work, how our health evolves. Our purpose is to further the collective knowledge of our bodies and our understanding of life itself.
We believe in Team Science: we’ve torn down the traditional silos of scientific research to facilitate collaboration and innovation between our scientists, engineers, researchers and other team members who contribute to discovery, and we partner with organizations that share in this commitment.
The Armamentarium: newest tools in the battle against brain disease
The findings contained in eight studies could lead to targeted gene therapies for brain disorders.
A new partnership to expand research into Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s
Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s and Allen Institute are teaming up to help researchers unlock insights into Parkinson’s and other neurodegenerative diseases.
Our work to answer fundamental questions about our brains and cells, how they are organized and how they communicate, has advanced research into many devastating diseases. These achievements are opening doors to new therapies, bringing hope to millions around the world.
Breakthrough Dravet Syndrome gene therapy
Scientists successfully replace defective gene to alleviate symptoms without side effects.