We are not a conventional software agency;
we speak your same language.
We are a hybrid team led by an Industrial Chemist expert in materials and a M.Sc. Biotechnologist specialized in Quality and Medical Translation. We combine our laboratory experience with software development and bioinformatics to bridge the gap between data acquisition and successful publication.
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Scientific Data Pipelines
Stop copy-pasting in Excel. We design custom tools that automate the entire workflow, from reading your instruments to generating plots. We transform hours of manual data cleaning into seconds of precise processing, eliminating human error so you can focus solely on interpretation.
Scientific Portfolios
Digital identity design for researchers. Highlight your trajectory and projects with a professional web portfolio that stands out to committees and funders.
Bioinformatics and Translation
Complex data processing, statistical interpretation, and technical translation (Spanish/English) for high-level papers and publications.
Technical Writing & Training
Excellence begins with clarity. We guide undergraduate and graduate students through personalized mentorships for their projects and thesis. For labs, we help draft and organize internal documentation to ensure clear and orderly workflows.
The wage and impact gap is digital.
In the 'Big Data' era, technical skill defines success. According to biotechnology industry reports, researchers with data science and bioinformatics skills earn up to 30% higher salaries than traditional wet lab roles. Additionally, a researcher with a strong digital portfolio significantly increases their citation index and international collaboration opportunities.
Source: Analysis of biotechnology labor trends (Nature Careers / Payscale).
Don't let your data get lost in the "drawer".
It is estimated that more than 50% of scientific studies are never published, a phenomenon known as the 'file drawer problem'. The main causes are not a lack of scientific quality, but deficient data processing and language barriers in writing. Poor translation or confusing data visualization is the number one cause of rejection in high-impact journals (Q1). We rescue and polish that information so it sees the light.
Source: PLOS ONE Meta-Research & Elsevier Author Services.