BioRender is revolutionizing how science is communicated, one graphic at a time (you can think of us as the Adobe or Canva for science!). We're on a mission to accelerate science by empowering all scientists to quickly and easily communicate their research. We are a team of passionate scientists, engineers, science illustrators, designers and entrepreneurs backed by an incredible group of investors, including YCombinator. We nerd out on cool science stuff and solving big problems. We work really hard and sweat the details to deliver a high impact product that our users love.
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BioRender is the easy-to-use science illustration tool that lets you create high-quality diagrams for publications, presentations, posters, patents, outreach and more - no drawing skills required (and no more countless hours in Powerpoint or Illustrator!). Try it free at https://biorender.com. Visit the BioRender Learning Hub for more free, on-demand tutorials: https://learn.biorender.com/
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Wow thank you Fast Company for this recognition! We’re not exactly a household name outside of our science bubble, so I’m not sure how we made this list tbh (sandwiched between Netflix and Nike 🤯). What keeps us up at night is pushing design at the intersection of science, AI and visual communication. If you’re also passionate about these things, we’re hiring across the board! https://lnkd.in/eiRT-b3v
Grant reviewers scan the figures of a proposal before deciding whether to continue reading - we hear this time and time again. Clear, accurate visuals are critical for grant success. Tulane researchers found an edge: the ones using BioRender TRIPLED their NIH funding versus those who didn't (not to mention they built their figures 6x faster). We dug into exactly how they did it. Full case study here → https://lnkd.in/ehnEYXWz
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Very excited for BioRender's first ever Bio AI hackathon 🧬🏆 (co-organized with Tamarind Bio, sponsored by Anthropic, OpenAI, Modal, hosted at Y Combinator HQ in SF. Kudos to my cofounder Katya Shteyn for leading on the BioRender side, and thanks to Ankit Gupta for always being our bio/AI/startup champion!) See you there!
Super excited that YC will be hosting a Bio + AI hackathon in March, organized by two awesome companies BioRender and Tamarind Bio. Come to the YC office in SF and hack on the next AI scientist, drug discovery method, or bio data infrastructure. One of the prizes is a guaranteed YC interview! https://lnkd.in/e_QsgTBk
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Super excited that YC will be hosting a Bio + AI hackathon in March, organized by two awesome companies BioRender and Tamarind Bio. Come to the YC office in SF and hack on the next AI scientist, drug discovery method, or bio data infrastructure. One of the prizes is a guaranteed YC interview! https://lnkd.in/e_QsgTBk
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BioRender and Tamarind Bio are co-hosting the first-ever Y Combinator Bio x AI Hackathon on March 8th at YC HQ in San Francisco! 🧬 Sponsored by Anthropic, OpenAI and Modal this is a full day of building alongside founders, researchers, and engineers at the intersection of biology and AI. I’ll be hosting in person and excited to meet the teams pushing this space forward. Apply to join: https://lnkd.in/gutVTR6u
Super excited that YC will be hosting a Bio + AI hackathon in March, organized by two awesome companies BioRender and Tamarind Bio. Come to the YC office in SF and hack on the next AI scientist, drug discovery method, or bio data infrastructure. One of the prizes is a guaranteed YC interview! https://lnkd.in/e_QsgTBk
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Excited to share some news: BioRender has raised a secondary investment from Dimension Capital at a $900M valuation. As founders, Ryan, Katya and I have had two goals: 1) accomplish our mission, and 2) reward the team along the way. We've been profitable since year one, so each raise has been a conscious choice - to provide liquidity to the team who built BioRender, and to bring on partners who can help take us further. We're thrilled to partner with Dimension - one of the premier biotech and AI investors in the world, and a team deeply aligned with our mission and values. Thank you Adam, Zavain, Nan, and team for believing in us! THANK YOU to our team and the 4M+ scientists in the BioRender community - I'm proud of what we've built together, but we've only scratched the surfaceof empowering the world to communicate science! https://lnkd.in/gPQHZDde
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Starting this week, BioRender is now OpenAI's trusted source for accurate science visuals, joining our existing partnership with Anthropic to power accurate scientific imagery across AI! 8 years ago, our YC pitch deck opened with "BioRender: The Visual Language of Biology" and most people were skeptical. This week, Forbes highlighted us as a "Visual Language of Science" (thank you Raymond Ravaglia - your grasp of the problem space made for a great conversation!) So our vision hasn't changed, but the stakes have. AI is going to change how science gets communicated, and whether that's a good thing depends entirely on the trustworthiness of the underlying information. If you want to shape the frontier of science, AI and design, come join us! https://lnkd.in/gag7z5ZM
Proud to see our CEO and co-founder Shiz Aoki on Bloomberg Businessweek, explaining why AI struggles with biological accuracy in visuals - it lacks reliable training data to generate realistic representations of biology. That’s why our work with Anthropic and other AI companies matter: BioRender’s library of scientifically validated visuals are setting the accuracy standard for AI in science!
Federal funding cuts made this a challenging year for U.S. academic researchers. That’s why earlier this year, we launched the BioRender Grant Support Initiative to help scientists strengthen their funding applications. We’re excited to celebrate the winners behind more than $1B in awarded and proposed research funding: https://lnkd.in/gzmPZgrr Special thanks to Life Science Editors for providing expert grant editing support as part of this initiative.
Meet David Campos, BioRender’s new Chief Business Officer! Over the past decade, David has led global teams across tech and finance. He mostly recently served as CFO at Xepelin, where he scaled the company from 80 to over 650 employees and raised more than $300M in debt and equity funding, and previously held roles at Huckleberry Technology, Orbis Investments and McKinsey & Company.