Inspired by a ship built for the unknown.
Fram, Norwegian for “forward,” carried Nansen across the Arctic, Sverdrup through the Canadian Arctic and Amundsen to the South Pole. Designed and built to be lifted by the ice rather than crushed, she ventured into the unknown and returned intact.
Bringing a new therapy to patients is a voyage of its own. We work the way Fram sailed.
Farthest north, 1895, drifting with the Arctic ice.
Farthest south, 1911, on the way to the South Pole.
Nansen read an unseen current from wreckage that drifted across the Arctic.
Read the hidden current
We model what your data, published trials and precedent imply, not just what they show.
Fram’s hull was shaped so crushing ice would lift her, not break her.
Build for the pressure
Plans and analyses built to withstand scrutiny from regulators, partners and investors.
Amundsen laid supplies along the route before the final push.
Test the route first
Doses, designs and scenarios simulated before you commit patients and capital.
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