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Life Sciences & Biotech

Literature and patents.
Read for you, cited for you.

Patent landscapes, competitor pipelines and a standing watch on the literature, delivered as findings you can check in one click rather than summaries you have to trust.

Last reviewed 30 October 2026 · Engineering guidance, not legal or patent advice.
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The problem's real shape

An AI literature review system for biotech reads papers, preprints, patent filings and trial registries on a schedule, and reports what changed for your targets, modalities and competitors, with every finding linked to the passage it came from. It is a monitoring and mapping tool. The judgement about what a finding means stays with your scientists and your patent attorney.

The hard part is not summarising. It is coverage across vocabularies: a competitor’s patent claims a “binding agent” where your team says “antibody”, a preprint describes your target under a gene alias, a trial registration names the compound only by an internal code. Keyword alerts miss these. Retrieval built on embeddings, synonym expansion and entity resolution across PubMed, bioRxiv, Espacenet, the USPTO, WIPO PATENTSCOPE, ClinicalTrials.gov and the EU CTIS is what catches them.

If what you need is evidence extraction from published trial reports, such as cohorts, endpoints and adverse events into a table, that is covered on our life-sciences research page. This page is about the strategic picture: who holds what, who is running what, and what was published this week.

What it handles

01

Patent landscapes

Families grouped across jurisdictions, claims parsed into the elements that matter to you, legal status and expiry tracked, and new filings in your space flagged as they publish.
02

Competitor pipelines

Programmes assembled from registries, filings, conference abstracts and company disclosures, so a competitor’s asset is one record with its sources, not five unconnected alerts.
03

Literature monitoring

A weekly digest of new papers and preprints against your targets and methods, ranked by relevance and linked at span level, so reading the source takes a click.
04

Not: freedom-to-operate opinions

The system surfaces and organises the claims a patent attorney needs to read. It does not give an opinion on infringement, validity or freedom to operate; that is a legal judgement and stays with counsel.

How a finding is produced

MONITORING PATH
  1. 01
    Sources

    PubMed · bioRxiv · patent offices · trial registries

  2. 02
    Resolve entities

    targets, aliases, compound codes, assignees

  3. 03
    Retrieve and rank

    against your watch list

  4. 04
    Cite or drop

    no resolvable passage, no finding

  5. 05
    Scientist review

    digest, landscape or pipeline record

  6. 06 · Branch / escalation
    Patent counsel

    anything touching claims or FTO

Solid: the monitoring pathDashed: routed to counsel
Citation is a gate, not a footnote: a statement that cannot be traced to a source passage is removed before it reaches anyone.
Questions

Questions about Literature & Patent Intelligence.

Can AI write a literature review?

It can draft one, and that draft is useful only if every sentence links to the passage that supports it. We build retrieval so a claim without a resolvable source is dropped rather than shown. A scientist still decides what the evidence means, what is missing and what goes into anything published or submitted. Treat the output as a first pass with receipts, not as a finished review.

What is the best AI tool for literature review?

For individual reading, general research assistants are fine. For a biotech watching specific targets, competitors and patent families, the limit is usually coverage and confidentiality: your watch list, internal aliases and unpublished context cannot go into a public tool. A system built on your own sources and infrastructure, tuned to your vocabulary, is what we build when the off-the-shelf tools stop being enough.

Can AI do a patent landscape analysis?

It can do the heavy part: collecting families, grouping them, parsing claims and tracking status across offices. It cannot give a freedom-to-operate opinion, which is a legal judgement made by a patent attorney. We design the output for that handover, with each claim element and its source visible, so counsel spends their time on judgement rather than collation.

How do you stop it inventing citations?

By architecture. Answers are generated only from retrieved passages, and each citation is checked against the stored source before display. A citation that does not resolve is removed with the sentence it supports. We then measure recall and citation accuracy on a sample your scientists label, so you know how far to rely on it before you do.

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