Bioz, Inc. came out of stealth today with the introduction of the world’s first search engine for life science experimentation to speed scientific research into finding cures for diseases and to accelerate drug discovery.

Bioz has been enthusiastically welcomed in scientific communities via an early beta program. Currently, over 30,000 users from academic research labs and industry R&D labs, from more than 1,000 universities and biopharma companies, from 40 countries are using Bioz. The company was co-founded by serial entrepreneur and CEO Daniel Levitt, and accomplished Stanford research scientist Karin Lachmi, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer at Bioz.

“We created Bioz to disrupt the slow and siloed nature of life science research by increasing knowledge sharing and successful experimentation, ultimately helping to speed up the rate of drug discovery,” said Daniel Levitt, co-founder and CEO of Bioz. “The life science research market is ripe for technology innovation that can streamline experimentation and arm researchers with tools to work faster, smarter and more cost-effectively.”

SOURCE: pharmpro.com