The Potential

Dr. Tyan recognizes the power of ResoluteAI’s platform. She says, “I knew we couldn’t succeed [at Aditxt] without Nebula. When you do a search and refine it, you get exactly what you want. You hit the bullseye.”

For each new research project that arises at Aditxt, Dr. Tyan and her team of researchers now use Nebula to determine if the company has relevant documents in their internal systems related to the project. She notes that there is a significant amount of data buried in Aditxt’s SharePoint collection, which has never been collated or consolidated. Nebula, she says, has given Aditxt the opportunity to index, analyze, and understand huge amounts of research material. She sees other use cases for Nebula in other departments at Aditxt- even if those in the departments might not immediately see them. For example, she says, ”The ability to have non-trackable searches for company confidentiality is huge. And the ability to have alerts for tech transfer opportunities is also very important.”  

Would Dr. Tyan recommend Nebula?

Yes, she says, and she has.

Dr. Tyan says that any medical or scientific company with offices around the world would benefit from Nebula as would large hospital and healthcare systems. Huge, unwieldy, and fragmented organizations would definitely benefit from the tool, she says. She also thinks academic institutions could benefit from Nebula. Dr. Tyan says that at universities, many times there are faculty and researchers in various departments who don’t know that there is a colleague in a different department doing similar or overlapping work, acquiring clinical specimens that are needed, working on novel technologies, writing up research studies, or knowing which grants have been awarded. Dr. Tyan says, “The combined access for those who would wish to share in a Nebula platform would be extraordinarily powerful.”