Reverse engineering biology

Who we are

Our team has deep experience in drug design, machine learning, molecular modeling, pharmacology, high-throughput computing, and collaboration.

• Matt Blumberg

  Founder, CEO

  Matthew Blumberg (CEO)

  has been working in the fields of network computing and large scale collaboration for 20 years. Through projects like GridRepublic, Charity Engine, Progress Thru Processors, and others, he has aggregated resources from, and run scientific and commercial applications on, as many as one million CPUs at a time. Matthew is also chairman of the Project Management Committee of the BOINC project (Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing) and recently completed a year as Visiting Fellow at the Laboratory for Innovation Science at Harvard.

• Aurélien Grosdidier

  PhD, PharmD, CSO

  Aurélien Grosdidier, PharmD, PhD (CSO)

  while at the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics (SIB), was responsible for the design, development and maintenance of drug-design tools such as the application EADock and the website SwissDock, the first online molecular docking solution for drug-design based on a universal physical description of proteins and ligands, combined with a hybrid machine learning engine. He also made decisive scientific and technical contributions to the suite of structural biology / drug-design tools provided by the SIB: SwissParam, SwissBioisostere, SwissSideChain, SwissTargetPrediction, SwissADME, SwissSimilarities, and Click2Drug.

• Rytis Slatkevicius

  Co-CTO, System Architect

  Tristan Olive

  Co-CTO, Operations

  Tristan Olive & Rytis Slatkevicius (Co-CTOs)

  are the technical team behind Charity Engine, GridRepublic, Progress Thru Processors, PrimeGrid, and other global distributed computing projects. They bring to Find.Bio decades each of experience in high-throughput scientific computing, development and management of platforms and infrastructure on a global scale, and design of human interfaces.

• Duygu Yilmazer

  PhD, Researcher

  Duygu Yilmazer, PhD

  PostDoc & Visiting Researcher, University of Gothenburg, Department of Chemistry and Molecular Biology.

• Natasha Seelam

  PhD candidate, Researcher

  Natasha Seelam

  PhD candidate, Chemical Engineering, MIT