Igniting breakthroughs with knowledge graphs. Unleashing the power of data for groundbreaking research.

 

KnetMiner is your companion in the world of scientific discovery, unravelling the intricate realm of genetics and making it accessible and usable for everyone, from seasoned researchers to industry innovators. By seamlessly intertwining vast amounts of data from a spectrum of species, KnetMiner bridges the gap between the considerable amount of available information and the meaningful connections that lead to discovery.

Imagine a treasure map where X marks the spot of your desired gene or trait. KnetMiner's unique technology serves as the compass guiding you to the treasure, ranking genes in order of relevance to your search, without getting lost in the sea of data. We've harnessed the power of intelligent algorithms to make the journey faster and more intuitive, saving you time and effort on your path to discovery.

Our platform isn't just a tool; it's a window into an interconnected world of genetic, 'omics, and phenotypic information. With its multispecies knowledge graph, KnetMiner enables you to leverage insights from a broad array of species, expanding the horizons of your research. Just as Google revolutionised search or Meta opened up new realms of social connectivity, KnetMiner is pioneering the way we explore and understand genetic data. We're not just about presenting information; we're about creating a narrative, telling the biological story that links genes to traits and diseases. With KnetMiner, you're not just observing the scientific journey—you're a part of it. We invite you to join us as we chart a new course in the exciting world of gene discovery and research, unearthing the hidden treasures of plant and pest genomes. KnetMiner is the future of scientific exploration, today.

Our team has the technical knowledge and bioinformatics excellence to surpass your expectations.

Keywan Hassani-Pak
Founder and CEO
PhD in Bioinformatics & Genome Research
Chris Rawlings
Chairman and Scientific Adviser
Professor in Computer Science and Bioinformatics
Arné De Klerk
Product Manager & Bioinformatics Engineer
Bioinformatics, Computer Science and Game Development
Marco Brandizi
Senior Bioinformatics Engineer
PhD in Computer Science
Alex Warr
Junior Software Developer
Mathematician
Benjamin Turner
Non Executive Director
Strategy Advisor
Harsh Mishra
Machine Learning Bioinformatician
AI, ML & LLMs
David Hughes
Senior Bioinformatics Scientist
Scientific Advisor
Sam Holegar
Bioinformatics Data Engineer
Big Data Analytics
Parham Faraji
Strategic Business Analyst
Business Advisor
Keywan Hassani-Pak
Founder and CEO
PhD in Bioinformatics & Genome Research
Chris Rawlings
Chairman and Scientific Adviser
Professor in Computer Science and Bioinformatics
Arné De Klerk
Product Manager & Bioinformatics Engineer
Bioinformatics, Computer Science and Game Development
Marco Brandizi
Senior Bioinformatics Engineer
PhD in Computer Science
Alex Warr
Junior Software Developer
Mathematician
Benjamin Turner
Non Executive Director
Strategy Advisor
Harsh Mishra
Machine Learning Bioinformatician
AI, ML & LLMs
David Hughes
Senior Bioinformatics Scientist
Scientific Advisor
Sam Holegar
Bioinformatics Data Engineer
Big Data Analytics
Parham Faraji
Strategic Business Analyst
Business Advisor

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Testimonials

"With the wealth of genomic resources now available in wheat, having one place where we can query relationships across datasets and species is hugely important. With KnetMiner we can now visualise and access these relationships in a consistent and quick manner, meaning that our work on important agronomic traits is accelerated."

Prof Cristobal Uauy

John Innes Centre

"Knetminer turns the predicted contents of genomes into a galaxy of knowns and unknowns that can be easily explored in infinite ways."

Prof Kim Hammond-Kosack

Rothamsted Research

"I now train my students and collaborators how to extract data from NASA GeneLab and then feed into KnetMiner to understand the function of candidate genes in relation to spaceflight related stresses such as radiation and micro-gravity."

Dr Richard Barker

NASA, University of Wisconsin

"Linking publications to gene lists is such a powerful tool especially in the chaos that is wheat genetifcs combined with the increased popularity of transcriptomics work."

PhD candidate Erika Kroll

Rothamsted Research, University of Bath