Let's advance your
therapeutic program.
Quantum-enhanced computational translational biology for therapeutic asset advancement.
Seven questions. No account required.
Collaborations & Partners
- Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Springfield
- University of Missouri Health System, Columbia
- WashU Medicine, St. Louis
- University of Porto, Portugal
- Indian Institute of Science (IISc), India
- University Hospital Würzburg, Germany
We help your therapeutic assets advance.
Academia
You already have
- A therapeutic candidate
- An antibody
- An RNA construct
- A nanoparticle
- A promising biological mechanism
You need help moving it toward translation.
Small biotech
You already have
- One lead asset
- One therapeutic platform
- One IND candidate
You need to answer whether it reaches the target tissue, why efficacy is inconsistent, where off-target toxicity may occur, and whether the formulation can improve.
Five strategic areas.
Selected where delivery, targeting, or off-target biology is the rate-limiting step.
Oncology
Pancreatic · Triple-negative breast · Ovarian · Endometrial · Prostate · Pediatric · Hematologic
Tumor-targeted delivery, tumor microenvironment, stromal penetration, intracellular delivery, organ-specific off-target effects.
Central Nervous System
Alzheimer's · Parkinson's · Glioblastoma · ALS · Huntington's
Blood-brain barrier penetration, neuroinflammation, protein aggregation, regional brain targeting.
Women's Health
Endometriosis · Endometrial · Ovarian · Pelvic inflammatory disease
Lesion-specific delivery, reproductive tissue targeting, inflammatory and hormonal microenvironments.
Kidney Diseases
IgA nephropathy · CKD · Glomerular diseases
Glomerular targeting, tubular exposure, transporter biology, kidney-specific off-target effects.
Infectious Diseases
Tuberculosis · HIV · Vaccine-preventable · Tropical infections
Intracellular delivery, tissue reservoirs, granuloma penetration, antimicrobial optimization.
Emerging programs
We also evaluate scientifically compelling programs outside these areas case by case, where computational modeling can accelerate translational research.
We sit between optimization and preclinical.
The stage where most programs fail quietly — and where computation is cheapest.
- Target Discovery
- Hit Discovery
- Lead Discovery
- Lead Optimization
QuanDruPlex
- Drug Delivery
- Tissue Targeting
- Microenvironment
- Off-target Effects
- Biological Modifiers
- Translational Modeling
- Preclinical
- IND
- Clinical
Quantum-enhanced computational translational biology.
We model biological systems, therapeutic delivery, tissue microenvironments, and organ-specific off-target interactions to accelerate safer medicines.
The stack
- Quantum-enhanced simulation
- Hybrid quantum-classical algorithms
- Biological modifier engine
- Microenvironment modeling
- Transport physics
- Mechanistic disease modeling
- Clinical digital twins
Platform modules
- Molecular Modeling
- Drug Delivery Modeling
- Organ Distribution
- Tissue Microenvironment
- Transporter Biology
- Protein Interaction Modeling
- Extracellular Vesicles
- Multi-omics Integration
- Clinical Digital Twins
- Mechanistic Disease Simulation
Eight phases. Start where it matters.
Programs enter at the phase matching the limiting factor, then advance only as evidence justifies the next commitment.
- G
Structural & Genomic Grounding
Establish the molecular ground truth: structures, variants, and expression context for the target and its neighborhood.
- U
Uptake & Delivery Modeling
Model how the asset enters the relevant compartment, including formulation, permeability, and route of administration.
- I
Interaction & Complex Mapping
Quantum-enhanced sampling of binding, allostery, and multi-protein behavior beyond classical approximations.
- D
Distribution & Tissue Targeting
Organ- and tissue-level distribution modeling, including transporter-mediated gradients and residence time.
- A
Adverse & Off-target Assessment
Organ-specific off-target liability mapping to define the therapeutic window before animal spend.
- N
Niche Microenvironment Simulation
Simulate pH, hypoxia, matrix mechanics, and stromal barriers as they alter asset behavior in situ.
- C
Candidate Optimization
Iterate design proposals against the assembled model stack to improve exposure and selectivity.
- E
Evidence Package & Translation
Assemble a reviewer-ready computational evidence package for grants, diligence, or IND-enabling work.
Protected methods and patent portfolio.
Hybrid Quantum-Classical Systems for Drug Delivery Optimization
- US provisional filed
- PCT filed
Quantum Embedding Platform
- US Utility Patent Filed
We work inside the academic pipeline.
- Washington University in St. LouisFaculty collaboration
- SIU School of MedicineAcademic partner
- Portugal research networkInternational collaboration
- Academic drug discovery
- QuanDruPlex
- Validated therapeutic
- Pharmaceutical company
Methods in the open.
Working papers and methods notes. Peer-reviewed listings are added on acceptance.
- 2026
Quantum-enhanced sampling of transporter-mediated exposure gradients in solid tumor tissue
- 2026
Modeling barrier transit and endothelial efflux as a gating step for CNS therapeutic candidates
- 2025
GUIDANCE™: a phase-structured approach to computational de-risking of therapeutic assets
- 2025
Organ-resolved off-target liability mapping for early therapeutic window estimation
Full methods dossier available under CDA.
Boston deep-tech, at the interface of quantum computation and biology.
Founded in Boston, QuanDruPlex develops quantum-enhanced computational translational biology to improve therapeutic delivery, tissue targeting, and safety prediction before clinical development.
Model the context, not just the molecule
A candidate only means something in the tissue it must reach.
Answer decisions, not questions
Every engagement is scoped to a decision, with a threshold for advancing or stopping.
Show the reasoning
Methods, assumptions, and limits are documented so reviewers can interrogate them.
- Headquarters
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Partners
- Academic investigators & emerging biotech
- Engagement
- Sponsored programs, grants, diligence
Leadership
- Sai
- Translational Sciences & Clinical Development
Harvard & Amgen Background - Woo-Ram Lee, PhD
- Lead Quantum Scientist
- Larissa Bifano, JD
- Patent Counsel
- Curtis Mo, JD
- Corporate Counsel
Tell us what you're trying to advance.
Seven questions. No account required.
- Partnerships
- saik [at] quandruplex.com
- Scientific inquiries
- emily.carter [at] quandruplex.com
- Grant collaboration
- sai [at] quandruplex.com
Boston, Massachusetts, USA