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SciSpace BioMed Agent - Your AI Co-Scientist for Biomedical Research

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SciSpace BioMed is a domain-native AI Agent for biomedical research. Leveraging 150+ tools & 100+ academic databases/software, it analyzes datasets, interprets variants, designs cloning, wet-lab workflows, aids rare-disease and therapeutic discovery, giving actionable insights across biology, medicine, and genomics.

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Saikiran Chandha

Thanks @benln for hunting us!

Hello Product Hunt Community 👋,

I’m Saikiran Chandha, founder of SciSpace.

Today, we’re excited to introduce the SciSpace BioMed Agent, a domain-tuned AI Co-Scientist built specifically for biology and medicine.

Why we built this?
Biomedical researchers juggle scattered tools from literature search and pathway mapping to data analysis, protocol troubleshooting, and experiment design. Every step requires switching apps, losing context, and restarting analysis from scratch.

We built the BioMed Agent to eliminate that fragmentation. It works like a research-native agent that understands biological concepts, reads your papers, ingests your datasets, interprets protocols, and runs your clinical workflows end-to-end, all in one place with a single prompt.

What does the Agent do?
* Reduce complexity in biomedical research
* Automate repetitive workflows end-to-end
* Interpret multi-modal datasets (omics >> clinical >> wearables >> imaging)
* Augment human reasoning with deep biological insight
* Democratize advanced capabilities so every lab, student, and clinician can access expert-level analysis
* Bridge disciplines by connecting genetics, pathways, pharmacology, regulation, and disease biology

In short, SciSpace BioMed Agent is here to make biomedical research faster, more accessible, and more effective.

Who is it for?
PhD students, postdocs, biomedical researchers, and clinicians.

Key Features
* Unified Interface: 150+ tools & 100+ academic databases and software in one platform
* Massive Research Corpus: Access the most relevant papers for evidence-grounded insights
* Interactive Outputs: Ask follow-ups, refine analyses, and iterate in real-time
* Smarter Literature Reviews: More relevant reviews with a customized table of insights

Primary Use Cases:
* End-to-end biomedical data analysis
* Variant & genetic reasoning
* Clinical genomics intelligence
* Drug discovery & pharmacology
* Lab workflow automation (CRISPR, primers, cloning)
* Multi-omic & single-cell analysis
* Microbiome & real-world data interpretation
* Publication-ready figures, tables, and presentations

Explore it now and see how fast your biomedical research can go 👉
https://scispace.com/biomedical

Explore SciSpace BioMed Agent today!
Get exclusive Product Hunt access with a special launch discount 👉 PHB50 and get $50 off on annual plans

Shout-out to our amazing team, this wouldn’t exist without your passion and drive! Thanks to the PH community for inspiring makers every day.

We’d love your thoughts 🙂
Run it on your research projects, explore the workflows, and share feedback at community@scispace.us. Your input is invaluable to us:)

Shanu Kumar

@benln  @saikiranchandha This launch means a lot to us.

Biomedical workflows are messy, slow, and far too fragmented, and we wanted to fix that in a real, practical way. Our team spent months building an agent that feels like a capable lab partner, not another interface to wrestle with.

Give it a try, and we’d love to hear if it genuinely makes your biomedical research workflow smoother!

Cheers.

Shanu

Rohan Chaubey

@saikiranchandha Congrats Saikiran and team! SciSpace keeps raising the bar ever since I first came across your launch in 2022. This is easily your most impactful update so far! :)

Saikiran Chandha

@rohanrecommends Thanks for your support:)

Shanu Kumar

@rohanrecommends Thank you:)

Liang Li

The problem described here is painfully real. If this fixes that, it will save researchers so much mental energy. 🧠🦾

Saikiran Chandha

@ana_popescu2 Exactly! Saving mental bandwidth for researchers was a big part of why we built this. Try it out and let us know your thoughts

Shanu Kumar

@ana_popescu2 True that! Explore it for yourself and let me know how it helped:)

Abdul Rehman

Big congratulations to the team.

This looks like exactly what the field needs: an AI that speaks the complex language of biomedics and connects the dots between datasets, literature, and experimental design. If it can reliably assist with cloning strategies or variant interpretation, it will become an essential part of the daily workflow. Fantastic achievement I should say 🤝

Saikiran Chandha

@abod_rehman Thank you! That’s exactly the gap we’re aiming to close, giving researchers an AI agent that actually understands biomedical complexity and supports real lab decisions.

Shanu Kumar

@abod_rehman Thanks for your kind words!

Saul Fleischman

You go my vote. Next step would be cross-discipline communication. Example: mental health <> general medicine. Just a thought.

Saikiran Chandha

@osakasaul Thanks so much for the vote! And yes, cross-disciplinary communication is a valuable direction. We’ll definitely keep this in mind:)

Shanu Kumar

@osakasaul Thanks for your support!

Latham Ryan

As someone who works in molecular biology, this sounds incredibly useful. I appreciate how it combines experimental design with data-driven insights, something I constantly need but rarely find in a single place.

Saikiran Chandha

@latham_ryan Thanks! Great to know it’s been helpful to you :)

Shanu Kumar

@latham_ryan Thanks for your kind words!

Alex Cloudstar

Looks handy. If it can actually unpack gnarly methods and those dense tables, big win. The no keyword search sounds useful when I can’t name the thing. Curious how it handles preprints vs paywalled PDFs. Saving for my next PubMed rabbit hole.

Saikiran Chandha

@alexcloudstar Thanks! Give it a spin for paper discovery and let me know how it works for you.

Shanu Kumar

@alexcloudstar Thanks for your support. Oh yea, please give it a try to discover papers related to medicine and bio. It helps you get the most relevant papers.

Arpit Ranjan

Amazing! My lab group is definitely adopting this

Saikiran Chandha

@arpitranjan Awesome! Hope it makes your workflow smoother and experiments easier:)

Shanu Kumar

@arpitranjan Great to hear that!

Nuseir Yassin

How does it handle ambiguous or low-quality datasets?

Saikiran Chandha

@nuseir_yassin1 Big fan of your work!
Scispace generally inspects the dataset first, then runs standard QC/preprocessing and filtering using the appropriate tools, and iteratively updates its analysis plan based on what it observes from tool outputs.
That said, these checks can be “local” and it sometimes may miss systematic, workflow-level problems, so outputs still need human review—especially with noisy/ambiguous data.

Justin Jincaid

This is incredibly exciting.

It feels like we're witnessing a fundamental shift in how biomedical research is done. The potential for rare disease discovery here is particularly inspiring.

Best wishes for the launch!

Saikiran Chandha

@justin2025 Thanks for your kind words!

Shanu Kumar

@justin2025 Many thanks for your support:)

Kate Ramakaieva

Fantastic work! 🚀
I thiink this could seriously accelerate early-stage research.
Are you planning to introduce collaboration features so research teams can work inside the same agent environment?

Saikiran Chandha

@kate_ramakaieva Thanks for your kind words! Collaboration features are definitely on our roadmap

Shanu Kumar

@kate_ramakaieva Thank you!

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