Academic groups
Design and run observational and cohort studies on longitudinal evidence, with infrastructure designed to be ready from the first day.
Neural Omega Research
Infrastructure for new studies, discovery through molecular mimicry and our own research lines in advanced therapies. One continuous line of work, from the first evidence to the next generation of treatments.
Medicine has learned to treat autoimmunity. Neural Omega Research sets out to understand it: where pathogen and human proteins resemble each other, and what follows when the immune system cannot tell them apart.
This is how our work is organised, in four stages: the studies that describe the biology, the discovery that identifies candidate targets, development alongside industry and our own research into new modalities.
Observational and cohort studies on consented, longitudinal data, open to academic groups and patient organisations.
Candidate targets identified through molecular mimicry between pathogen and human proteins, from detection toward validation.
Targets that pass validation will move into development alongside pharma R&D teams, with clear intellectual property boundaries.
Our own research lines explore advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs), informed by what molecular mimicry reveals.3
Observational and cohort studies on consented, longitudinal data, open to academic groups and patient organisations.
Candidate targets identified through molecular mimicry between pathogen and human proteins, from detection toward validation.
Targets that pass validation will move into development alongside pharma R&D teams, with clear intellectual property boundaries.
Our own research lines explore advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs), informed by what molecular mimicry reveals.3
Stages describe how our work is organised. The status of each platform is set out on its own website.4
When pathogen and human proteins share a segment, an immune response to the pathogen can also recognise the human protein. We study where this happens.
Proteome-wide comparison of pathogen and human proteins reveals where they resemble each other.
Our models classify those resemblances by pattern and biological context.
We explore which resemblances may shape an immune response, and how to act on them.
Design and run observational and cohort studies on longitudinal evidence, with infrastructure designed to be ready from the first day.
Set research priorities with their own communities, on their own terms.
Structured evidence on disease burden, access to treatment and care pathways, across Spain and Europe.
Discovery and development partnerships with clear intellectual property boundaries, full traceability and documentation built for regulated environments.
Built to move between centres, countries and health systems.
Research infrastructure to design and run observational and cohort studies on autoimmune disease, on consented, longitudinal data.
Proteome-scale detection of resemblance between pathogen and human proteins, for target identification and discovery partnerships.
Research groups, patient organisations, public institutions and pharma R&D teams are welcome to start a conversation.