Biomax Provides AI-Based Semantic Search Platform AILANI and Supports COVID-19 International Efforts

Biomax InformaticsThe bioinformatics company Biomax, headquartered in Planegg, Germany, makesitssemantic search platform AILANI available free of charge to research institutes around the world in order to support the rapid and successful search for drugs and suitable vaccinesagainst COVID-19 infections.

Biomax experts have pre-configured AILANI forthe specific needs of researchers in the field of COVID-19 and integrated publicly available literature, data and knowledge.Using AILANI scientists get faster insight in existing knowledge, discover previously unknown associationsand areable to takebetter research decisions.The new search platform is accessible at https://ailani.ai.

Biomax also supports international efforts to collect knowledge with a special text mining system. In this context Biomaxispartner of PREPARE, a platform for European Preparedness against (Re-)Emerging Epidemics,and member of the COVID-19 Disease Map Community, a European program that has beenset up to share resources and best practices to develop a disease map for COVID-19andSARS-CoV-2.

Biomax's expertise in electronic case reporting (eCRF) and the established data integration system BioXM additionally enables the design of an open, comprehensive information network for the collection, management and analysis of data on the COVID-19 epidemic, clinical disease progression or rehabilitation, tohelp physicians find the best treatment for their individual patients.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.biomax.com

About Biomax Informatics

Biomax Informatics provides services and software solutions for efficient decision making and knowledge management at the intersection of life sciences, healthcare and information technologies. Biomax facilitates digital transformation within biotech, pharma,agriculture, food and chemical industries as well as research institutes.

The companylooks back on 20 years of experience and currently employs around 50 people - including numerous life scientists, data scientists and software developers with a scientific background.

Founded in 1997, Biomax Informatics is ISO9001 and ISO27001 certified and is headquartered in Planegg near Munich, Germany.

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