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Introduction to Maven Bio

AI-powered research and analysis for life sciences teams

When your team needs to assess a competitive landscape before a board meeting, compare trial designs across a dozen assets, or screen 200 pipeline candidates to a shortlist of 10, Maven Bio turns those multi-day projects into structured, evidence-backed deliverables in minutes.

Maven Bio is an AI research and analysis platform purpose-built for life sciences. It combines a curated biomedical ontology, continuously updated primary source documents, and an AI agent that plans, executes, and delivers cited analyses.

Platform Capabilities

Capability

What it does

When to use it

AI Research Agent

Plans and executes structured analysis from a single prompt. Delivers tables, reports, spreadsheets, presentations, and charts with full citations.

End-to-end analysis: landscapes, cross-trial comparisons, asset deep dives, opportunity assessments, meeting prep

Smart Tables

Structured data tables with AI-powered columns that research each row independently. Build via search, import, or blank table.

Building and enriching lists of drugs, trials, companies, or indications with custom criteria

Report Builder

Multi-section narrative reports backed by deep research. Define objectives, sections, and attach context to guide the analysis.

Indication overviews, asset dossiers, competitive briefings, or any analysis that requires narrative depth with citations

Watchlists

Filterable event feeds for the drugs, trials, and companies you track. Configurable email digests with AI-generated summaries.

Monitoring regulatory catalysts, trial updates, press releases, and competitive moves across your coverage universe

Projects

Organized workspaces where tables, reports, agent tasks, and files live together. Shareable with teammates at viewer, contributor, or owner levels.

Grouping research by client engagement, therapeutic area, asset, or strategic initiative for team collaboration

Workflows

Reusable analysis templates that define methodology, deliverables, and quality criteria. Use Maven Bio's built-in workflows or create your own.

Standardizing recurring analyses (landscapes, screens, TPPs) across your team for consistent, reproducible output

Biomedical Ontology

Every capability draws on Maven Bio's expert-curated ontologies, which map relationships across entities and power high-precision analysis.

Entity Type

Coverage

Update Frequency

Drug Products

~70K candidate and marketed therapeutics (global)

Daily

Clinical Studies

~300K interventional studies linked to drugs, across 21 trial registries

Daily

Companies

~30K biopharma companies linked to drugs and trials

Daily

Indications

~3.5K clinically relevant conditions

Quarterly

Mechanisms

~50K mechanisms of action

Quarterly

Targets

~10K biological targets

Quarterly

Data Sources

Maven Bio continuously ingests primary source documents and maps them to ontology entities, enabling precise, citation-backed analysis.

Source

Coverage

Press Releases

Continuously refreshed corporate news

Company Websites

Official sites including PDFs and investor presentations, refreshed multiple times per week

Conference Abstracts

Major global conferences across oncology, immunology, neurology, rare disease, and more

Journal Articles

Full-text for open-access, abstracts for closed. Refreshed hourly

SEC Filings

Full coverage across tracked companies, refreshed continuously

Earnings Call Transcripts

Full-text transcripts, refreshed daily

Deals and Partnerships

Licensing, M&A, and collaboration transactions, updated daily

Financial Metrics

Market cap, cash runway, and capital market indicators for publicly traded companies

Web Search

On-demand queries to supplement primary sources for specific research tasks

What you can do next

If you are getting started, the Quick Reference Guide walks through each capability with practical tips. To dive into a specific feature, start with Understanding the AI Research Agent or Creating a Table via Search.

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