Target intelligence
Question → dossier → evidence gaps → review
See the complete path and the work it enables in one place. Lois operates the tools, the source contract pins each result, and Perslis retains the record across target research, hypothesis testing, experiments and team handoffs.
Follow the same inspectable path from a real question to the decision it changes.
Trace the evidence path, then use it to advance scientific work without losing the record behind the decision.
Question → dossier → evidence gaps → review
Candidate path → exact records → experiment
Objective → durable run → review gate → report
Sources + notes + failures + next questions
Research with a system that keeps evidence close and uncertainty visible. Ask questions, review the supporting sources and carry useful work into your next session.
Explore Our weightless systemExplore connections in your research and open the supporting sources. See where evidence is available and where a promising idea still needs a test.
Explore Evidence graphReturn to the scientific sources behind an answer. Review the basis of a claim and share those references with another researcher.
Explore ProvenanceLois can return unknown when the recorded evidence does not support an answer. Missing evidence remains visible instead of being completed with a plausible guess.
Explore Abstain logicLonger work can retain its questions, intermediate results and failures across a session. Review what ran and what remains unresolved before promoting a result into retained knowledge.
Explore Background runsCollect papers around a question, follow their identifiers and compare the claims they support. Keep contradictory findings and missing evidence visible in an evidence map.
Explore Literature researchBuild a target dossier from sequence, structure, pathway and literature records. Compare molecular evidence without treating a database association as proof of therapeutic effect.
Explore Drug / protein researchKeep a run’s question, inputs, conditions and results together. Retain negative outcomes and failed attempts so the next experiment starts with the full record.
Explore Experiment trackingFollow connections across sources, compare hypotheses and find the gaps that deserve a test. A proposed explanation remains a hypothesis until evidence supports it.
Explore DiscoveryExplore WetHands for experiments that involve software, instruments and physical actions. Begin with a scoped pilot and review execution evidence before expanding the workflow.
Explore Lab automationAn existing public demonstration of the weightless research experience.
Recorded on a research prototype. The recording shows the scope demonstrated at that time.
Explore the research floor yourself →Start with a target, a dataset or a research question. Inspect what the evidence supports, what it rejects and what remains unknown.