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Explore Our Quantum World

Some things are better explored before explained.

We work across molecular bioinformatics, quantum-inspired learning and specialised compute — developing new ways to search biological sequence space while keeping the implementation itself behind the laboratory door.

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Specialised computing hardware used as a visual representation of accelerated computing
Algorithm → Silicon
01 / Intelligence, Accelerated

Algorithms are only part of the story.

We map iterative scientific and optimisation workloads onto FPGAs using parallel datapaths, pipelining, custom numerical precision and on-chip memory — targeting predictable low-latency and energy-efficient execution.

Parallel datapathsPipelined executionCustom precisionOn-chip memory
02 / Molecular Intelligence

Our first frontier ismicroscopic.

We study antimicrobial-peptide sequence space through charge per residue (net charge/length), hydrophobicity, hydrophobic moment and residue composition. Our current focus is charge-aware screening: identifying activity-relevant sequence patterns and prioritising candidates for deeper computational or experimental evaluation.

Current frontier — antimicrobial peptide screening & candidate prioritisation

Research screening only — not a clinical or therapeutic decision system

KWLRA IFKGW RLKAV
One-letter amino-acid codes · K = Lysine · W = Tryptophan · L = Leucine · R = Arginine
Abstract sequence-space visualisation — not a disclosed candidate sequence
03 / Quantum-Inspired Intelligence

Search differently.

We investigate hybrid classical–quantum-inspired models that combine variational state representations with simulated quantum observables to learn nonlinear relationships in peptide-derived representations. The quantum operations are simulated on classical hardware and integrated with practical machine learning.

Research layers

The direction is public. The architecture is not.

Molecular screeningCharge-aware peptide representations built from sequence and physicochemical descriptors.
Quantum-inspired learningVariational state representations and simulated observables coupled to classical learning.
Accelerated computeFPGA-oriented execution using parallel datapaths, pipelining and custom precision.
Research in progress / access partial

Biology is the destination. Quantum deep-tech is how we explore it.