Imaging, flow, and samples for discovery research
The exploratory end of pharma R&D moves like an academic bench, not like manufacturing. Conspecta keeps the assay, the images, the flow panels, and the cell lines behind them in one workspace, from the plate to the decision deck.
Built for the exploratory bench
One project per program. Every image, FCS file, and figure stays linked to the compound, cell line, and treatment condition it was measured from.
Imaging
Cell detection, area, intensity, and colocalization on LIF, TIFF, and PNG in the browser, z-stacks included, saved as a reusable analysis attached to the samples it measured.
How most labs do it today. The analysis is a macro on one scientist's workstation. When they move programs, the readout is a number in a slide deck with no link back to the analysis behind it.
Flow
Gating, compensation, and clustering in any browser, with the gating strategy saved as a template the whole group works from.
How most labs do it today. Seats are rationed, so the scientist who needs the answer waits on the one who holds the licence.
Samples
Samples, cell lines, and treatment conditions carry structured metadata, and every image and data file links back to the material it was measured from.
How most labs do it today. The spreadsheet is fast and private, which is exactly why the context inside it never reaches anyone else.
Figures
Charts and multi-panel figures are built from the analysis itself rather than pasted beside it, ready for the decision deck and the paper.
How most labs do it today. The curve in the deck has no link back to the images that produced it, so re-analysis means rebuilding the chain by hand.
Start with one assay
Bring one assay in and see the readout, the analysis behind it, and the figure it becomes stay connected. No IT project to open.