Our departments
The teams behind our diabetes research.
Diabetes is too complex for any single perspective. Our planned organization brings complementary expertise to the same questions.

Engineers and scientists, working on the same questions.
We are building a company where the people preparing data, developing tools and investigating diabetes can work closely together, with clinicians and communities helping define what matters.

Engineering
Build the data checks, analysis tools and interfaces that let researchers inspect their work.

Biomedical research
Define useful questions about glucose, islet biology and barriers to lasting treatments.

Clinical collaboration
Work toward studies with qualified care teams and laboratories, with clear responsibilities for reviewing findings.
The foundation behind the work
Data. Models. Scientific understanding.
We are building a shared diabetes evidence library, the Metra model research program and Foundry’s controlled data workflows to support our research and future applications.
Metabolic & clinical science
Define useful questions around glucose, clinical context and human outcomes.
Physiology · Clinical research · Care pathwaysStart a conversationData & knowledge systems
Make eligible data discoverable, traceable and useful across research programs.
Harmonization · Ontology · ProvenanceStart a conversationAI & mathematical research
Build and evaluate models that represent uncertainty and earn their complexity.
Forecasting · NLP · Causal inferenceStart a conversationMolecular & nutrition science
Connect compounds, food composition and biological evidence without losing context.
Genetics · Chemistry · NutritionStart a conversationPeople & research experience
Shape understandable, accessible tools with the people who will use them.
Participation · Design · AccessibilityStart a conversationPlatform & responsible engineering
Turn good ideas into reproducible systems with clear boundaries and accountable delivery.
Infrastructure · Security · EvaluationStart a conversationBuild the next chapter with us.
These are the functions we intend to develop, not a claim that every department is currently staffed. We welcome conversations about scientific, clinical and engineering collaboration.
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