Enabling discovery at the world’s leading research labs.

Plex partners with academic laboratories to bring AI-driven target deconvolution, multi-omics analysis, and the Focal Graph to peer-reviewed research — accelerating the path from phenotypic screen to mechanistic insight.

Research Partners

Trusted by leading academic institutions

Affiliations sourced from PubMed publications featuring Plex Research. Plex works alongside academic research teams, providing the computational infrastructure to turn high-throughput experimental data into actionable biological hypotheses.

How Plex enables academic research

AI-Driven Target Deconvolution

When phenotypic screens identify hit compounds, Plex predicts the molecular targets driving the observed phenotype — bridging the gap between what a compound does and why.

Multi-Omics Integration

Academic labs can query billions of data points spanning transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, genomics, and chemical biology — all through a single interface.

Transparent, Traceable Evidence

Every Plex result links back to the experimental data that supports it. No black boxes — just data-driven hypotheses with full provenance.

Biomarker & Target Discovery

The Focal Graph identifies novel therapeutic targets and biomarkers from diverse multi-omics datasets, enabling discoveries that would be impossible to find manually.

Featured Publications

Peer-reviewed evidence of impact

Publications sourced from PubMed for the search term “plex research.” Plex’s technology has contributed to peer-reviewed work in leading journals and conferences, demonstrating real-world scientific impact in drug discovery and life sciences research.

  1. Phenotypic Screening Coupled with AI-Driven Target Deconvolution Identifies α-Terthienyl as a Dual DPP-IV/HSD17β13 Modulator with Efficacy in a Mouse Model of MASLD
    Hoegeman KM, Wotring JW, Fursmidt R, Gaetz J, Khalil EM, Selinger DW, Kovalenko I, Schultz TL, McCarty SM, O’Meara MJ, Clasby MC, Sexton JZ
    University of Michigan, Plex Research Inc.
    PMID: 41446260 Read Publication →

  2. Morphological map of under- and overexpression of genes in human cells
    Chandrasekaran SN, Alix E, Arevalo J, et al.
    Broad Institute, Stanford University, Revvity, Evotec, Ardigen, Ksilink, Spring Science, Plex Research Inc.
    PMID: 40775081 Read Publication →

  3. A Framework for Autonomous AI-Driven Drug Discovery
    Selinger DW, Wall TR, Stylianou E, Khalil EM, Gaetz J, Levy O
    Harvard Medical School, Plex Research Inc.
    Read Publication →

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We work with academic labs to apply Plex’s AI-driven tools — including target deconvolution, biomarker discovery, and multi-omics analysis — to your research questions. Reach out to explore how Plex can accelerate your work.

  • Access to billions of data points
  • Transparent, traceable results
  • Dedicated scientific support

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