EIT Pathogena Launches SARS-CoV-2 Genomic Analysis Pipeline
The launch builds on EIT Pathogena’s commitment to innovation, accessibility, and collaboration in pathogen genomics. By leveraging advanced analytics and automated workflows, the new platform enables users to analyse large-scale SARS-CoV-2 genomic data efficiently, providing critical insights into virus evolution, transmission dynamics, and emerging variants.
Key Features of the Platform:
- Cloud-Based & Scalable: Designed to handle high-throughput genomic data, ensuring fast analysis and safe storage.
- User-Friendly Interface: Allows for intuitive navigation and easy data interpretation.
- Free Self-Sign-Up: Users can easily access the platform and begin analysis without barriers.
“We are excited to introduce this tool to the global research community,” said Dr. Emma Stanton, CEO at EIT Pathogena. “The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the need for real-time genomic surveillance, and our platform provides an accessible, high-quality solution to support ongoing monitoring and preparedness efforts.”
EIT Pathogena has partnered with leading institutions and global health organisations to ensure the platform aligns with the needs of epidemiologists and genomic researchers. This launch is part of EIT Pathogena’s broader mission to revolutionise genomic analysis in infectious diseases, supporting researchers and public health officials with cutting-edge technology that drives real-world impact.
About EIT Pathogena
EIT Pathogena is dedicated to reducing the millions of lives lost through the inappropriate treatment of infectious diseases and preventing the escalation from local outbreaks to pandemics. By developing a global, "Always-On" pathogen detection and monitoring system, we aim to revolutionise infectious disease prevention and treatment. Our cloud-based, automated bioinformatics platform provides rapid, accurate genomic analysis, empowering researchers and public health professionals worldwide. Through authentic collaboration and cutting-edge technology, we strive to create a more resilient global health system.