FutureHuman Science (beta)
Your research partner for rigorous science
Plan the analysis, run it at scale, and keep every step reproducible, from the first question to the figure in your paper.
Built for scientific research
Rich results, fully reproducible
Every figure comes with the code and data that made it.
Notebooks you can rerun
Each analysis is saved as a notebook a colleague can open and run again, with the same versions of every package.
Figures with their sources
Every chart links back to the data and the code that drew it.
A record of every step
Decisions, parameters and intermediate results are logged as the work happens.
Exports for your paper
Send figures and tables to your manuscript in the formats journals ask for.
Review before you trust it
FutureHuman Science shows its reasoning, so you can check the method before you rely on the result.
Manages your compute, scales on demand
Start on a laptop and move to a cluster without rewriting anything.
Runs where your data lives
Connect your own cluster or cloud account, and the data stays where it is.
Scales when the job does
Large runs spread across machines on their own, and stop when they finish.
Costs you can see
Every run shows what it used, before and after, so budgets hold.
Ready for your field on day one
Common methods and data formats in your field work from the start.
Knows the standard pipelines
Sequencing, imaging and structure workflows run without setup.
Reads your file formats
It opens the formats your instruments write, so nothing needs converting first.
Cites the literature
When it suggests a method, it points to the papers behind it.
How researchers use FutureHuman Science
Four kinds of work it carries from question to figure.
From raw counts to clusters
Load a dataset, run quality control and clustering, and get annotated groups with the markers that define them, all in one notebook.
Build and read the tree
Align sequences, build a phylogeny, and test which branches hold up, with every parameter written down.
Predict, compare, explain
Predict structures, compare them with known ones, and get a short account of what changed and why it might matter.
Screen candidates faster
Filter a compound library by the properties you care about and see the trade-offs side by side.
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Halvorsen
It turned a week of pipeline wrangling into an afternoon, and the notebook it left behind is the one we published.
Ingrid Moe, Principal Investigator
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Cedar Bio
The record of every step is what sold us. Review is faster when the method is written down as it happens.
Daniel Osei, Head of Computational Biology
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Northwind
We moved from a laptop to the cluster without touching the code. That alone saved a quarter.
Mei Tanaka, Research Scientist
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Lumen
It points to the paper behind every method it suggests. My students learn while they work.
Carlos Ruiz, Professor
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Tessellate
Screening that used to take a sprint now takes a morning, and the trade-offs are on one page.
Hannah Reid, Director of Chemistry
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Fieldnote Labs
Figures arrive with their sources. Nobody asks where a number came from any more.
Omar Haddad, Lab Manager
- Notebook
- Sequencer
- Cluster
- Storage
- Imaging
- Registry
- Workflow
- Database
- Lab book
Works with your stack
Connect your instruments, storage and compute. FutureHuman Science works with the tools your lab already runs.
Explore connectorsFAQ
Who is FutureHuman Science for?
Researchers and research teams who want analyses that are faster to run and easier to check.
Where does my data go?
It stays where it lives. FutureHuman Science runs on your compute when you connect it.
Which fields does it support?
Genomics, structural biology, chemistry and imaging today, with more on the way.
Can I rerun an old analysis?
Yes. Every notebook pins its package versions, so it runs the same way next year.
How do I get access?
It is in beta for studio plans. Talk to us to join.