Scientific Platform Progress
Meaningful progress in scientific platform with the publication of a preprint showcasing the iterative mapping method and new collaborations with renowned institutes like the Neuro Stem Cell Institute, Mount Sinai Medical Center, and the Allen Institute for Brain Science.
Partnership with Buck Institute
Collaboration with the Buck Institute for Research on Aging to examine Tau proteoforms related to Alzheimer's disease, with results to be presented at the Human Proteome Organization's World HUPO Conference.
Expansion of Collaborator Pipeline
Significant expansion of potential collaborators, including academic centers, nonprofit institutes, and biopharma companies, interested in exploring proteoform-based precision biomarkers.
Market Research and Customer Insights
Completion of market study involving over 250 decision-makers, highlighting Nautilus platform's competitive differentiation and strong market fit with willingness to pay a premium for the solution.
Financial Discipline and Cash Runway
Reduction in operating expenses by 19% year-over-year, with a cash runway extending through 2027, reflecting strong financial discipline.