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Absci

www.absci.com

 
Absci is the AI-powered synthetic biology company unlocking the potential of proteins as the next generation of therapeutics. We built our Integrated Drug Creation™ Platform to accelerate discovery of novel biotherapeutic drug candidates and generation of the cell lines to manufacture them in a single efficient process. Biotech and pharma innovators partner with us to develop new protein-based drugs, including those that may be impossible to make with other technologies. Our goal is to enable the creation of better medicines by Translating Ideas into Drugs.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.absci.com
  • 18105 SouthEast Mill Plain Boulevard
    Vancouver, WA USA 98683
  • Phone: 360.949.1041

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Andreas Busch
 Chief Innovation Officer Profile

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