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DeepLife is a techbio company transforming drug development and sustainable biomanufacturing through AI-powered digital twins of cells. Backed by $10M Series A funding, DeepLife’s platform enables researchers to develop precise, cost-effective therapies via cellular simulations and multi-omics analytics.
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DeepLife’s mission is to revolutionize cure disease through digital twins of cell technology, leveraging multiomics data, AI and systems engineering to identify molecular triggers that restore diseased cells to a healthy state.
DeepLife was founded in 2019 by Jonathan Baptista (CEO) and Jean-Baptiste Morlot (CTO) to tackle the inefficiencies of traditional drug development through AI combined with multi-omics data. The co-founders combined their expertise in complex systems simulation and machine learning applied to genetics to pioneer AI-driven digital twins of cells - virtual models that simulate cellular behaviour.
DeepLife is a techbio company developing a SaaS platform that integrates digital twin cell modeling, multi-omics data and AI to de-risk and accelerate drug development by simulating cellular responses, identifying therapeutic targets and repurposing drugs with existing safety profiles.
DeepLife has raised a total of $16M in funding so far. They recently closed a $10M Series A round at the end of 2024, led by YZR Capital and the VC arm of French insurer Relyens, with participation by Beiersdorf Venture Capital and Prunay Group to expand their SaaS platform Cell Blueprint, focusing on solutions for autoimmune and neurodegenerative diseases.
DeepLife is a fully remote organization, balancing flexibility with strategic in-person interactions to optimize productivity and innovation through global talent access.
DeepLife was established in 2019, when co-founders Jonathan Baptista (CEO) and Jean-Baptiste Morlot (CTO) launched the company with a mission to decode cell biology using multi-omics data and AI.
20 employees currently work at DeepLife, spanning 15+ nationalities across North America and Europe.