WORKSPACE / EXPERIMENT REPLAYDone Means Done
THE PROBLEM / CANCER RESISTANCE

Anticipate cancer’s
next move.

Imagine a treatment kills most of the cancer cells. But a few resistant cells survive. With fewer cells competing against them, they can multiply, and the cancer can return, harder to treat.

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A diverse tumor
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Treatment leaves survivors
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Resistant cells can regrow
ESCAPE ASKS

Build a research lab
that learns from every experiment.

01 / LAB EXPERIMENTS

Measure resistance in the lab.

Essential biological evidence, but experiments require specialist teams, materials and lab capacity. Timelines can run to weeks or longer.

Planning example: 4+ weeks, depending on the assay.
02 / SPECIALIZED MODELS

Train a model for the question.

Gathering data, preparing labels, training and validating a specialized model also takes time, expertise and compute resources.

Reliable predictions depend on relevant data and validation.

Our ambition is to map cancer’s escape routes before resistance emerges. Escape Labs brings agents, biological models and verified experiments into one research loop, starting with real FGFR assays.

Biological context: National Cancer Institute ↗ · Illustration is conceptual. Research prioritization; independent biological validation remains necessary.

ESCAPE LAB / BUILT IN SIX HOURS

A paper. An experiment.
A measured finding.

Digest the study data, replay the research loop, and inspect the results.

Recorded replay

Interactive replay of the recorded study ingestion and experiments. Published assays and aggregate results; no new scientific run.