Data waiting for analysis
Start with your biological question, study design and the files you have. We review what can be answered.
Payment is due after delivery of the agreed analysis.
Stay focused on your experiments. Bring us your research question and dataset; discuss a scoped analysis, interpretable results and reproducible workflows.
Feasibility, supported methods, deliverables and timelines are agreed before work begins.

Start with your biological question, study design and the files you have. We review what can be answered.
Discuss unexplained plots, uncertain comparisons or reviewer requests, with assumptions and limitations made explicit.
Scope documented scripts and a clear handover so your team can understand and revisit the work.
These are requests we can review. Each project needs a feasibility assessment before methods or delivery are confirmed.
We review feasibility and scope analysis around your biological question, study design and available reference. A count matrix alone cannot replace experimental context.
Amplicon profiling and shotgun metagenomics answer different questions. We first review assay type, controls, metadata and reference coverage.
Bring your research question, available data types and the decisions you need to make. We can scope a focused review or a complete computational workflow.
We review requests to clean, explore and model data in Python or R, with clear assumptions and reproducible outputs.
We turn documented analysis outputs into readable scientific figures. Figure preparation does not change or manufacture the underlying evidence.
We scope scripts around a documented input/output contract, so recurring data work can be repeated and checked.
Explore the existing transcriptomic analysis dashboard.
Explore the existing de novo transcriptome analysis project.
Explore the existing environmental metabarcoding project.
Input inventory, sample and metadata checks, QC summary and exclusions with reasons.
Analysis tables, readable figures, methods notes, assumptions and limits on what the data support.
Agreed scripts, configuration, software versions, reference identifiers and instructions for rerunning.
Exact contents, compute costs, code rights, revisions and support are written into your scope.
Inspect the deliverable example and research repositories →Your research question, assay or data type, approximate sample count, study groups and current stage. Do not upload participant identifiers or raw confidential data.
Input readiness, design, data scale, compute, interpretation and revision needs determine the quote and milestones. A short inquiry is enough to start the scope discussion.
No analysis can promise significance, biological validation or publication. Conclusions must reflect study design, data quality and uncertainty.
Agree a suitable transfer method, access, data rights, code licensing and retention arrangements before sharing files. The public inquiry form accepts no uploads.
Start with a short question. No dataset upload is needed.
Discuss my dataset →You pay only after you receive the agreed analysis. Deliverables and pricing are agreed before work begins.
Tell us about your research question and dataset. Do not include confidential records.