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Luma is now on the Databricks Marketplace. Alongside Gold status in the Databricks Brickbuilder Partner Network, it means organizations already building on Databricks can put scientific context onto the data they already govern, without a separate data estate to stand up first. The October Innovation Insights has the full story, plus two live sessions this month and a practical guide to the connected lab. #LabOrchestration #ScientificData #AIinRnD

Your chief scientific officer shouldn't have to decode a sequence string to review a bispecific. BioGlyph Luma turns multispecific and fusion formats into visual, drag-and-drop designs, so leadership can review a candidate panel and weigh in before lab resources are committed. No new registry required; it works alongside the one you already run.

When a multispecific format lives in a string of characters, every reviewer reads it a little differently. That's where misalignment starts. BioGlyph Luma gives your team a visual design canvas where scientists and leadership review the same format before lab resources are committed. It works alongside the registry or ELN you already run. Request a demo to learn more.

A misread format rarely shows up in the design review. It shows up later, after the lab has already made it. BioGlyph Luma replaces strings of characters and tables of configuration rules with a visual design canvas, so everyone reviews the same multispecific or fusion format before work begins. Historical designs can be imported and registered alongside your existing system of record.

Approvals stall when reviewers can't see what they're approving. With BioGlyph Luma, protein engineers build multispecific and fusion formats live on a visual canvas, and leadership reviews the same design in context. It's connected to the Luma platform, and every format is registered alongside the registry or ELN you already run.

We’ve been calling this the “ugly video” internally. 😂 And honestly, I’ve seen the process get 100X uglier. Because if you’re a protein designer, you know the pain. Building an antibody format on a slide with generic shapes, trying to get the arrows to line up, and fighting with the one block that refuses to snap to the grid. There goes an hour. This is what I love about BioGlyph Luma. The design experience is just… sleek. And underneath that sleek interface is a full data model, so the blocks aren’t just shapes. They carry the sequence, target, registration, and relationships behind the design. We just released an interactive tutorial so you can click through it yourself. Link in the comments! 👇