JADBio, a leader in Automated Machine Learning for life-scientists, with offices in Los Angeles(CA), Denmark, and Greece, won the 1st Prize as “Spin-off of the Year”, 2021 at the 1st National Startup Awards by Elevate Greece, the Greek Government’s official platform for the Greek Startup Ecosystem. Τhe awards, the brainchild of Christos Dimas, Deputy Minister of Development and Investments, were given out on Saturday, Sept. 11th, at an official event organised during the 85th Thessaloniki International Fair. 250 companies participated in the competition, and 10 of them were awarded. The prime minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, was there along with other ministers, including those from Education, Development, Research, and Innovation. The prize was supported with a 20K euro award from the sponsors, including Eurobank, PRAXI Network, Intel-Lex, and Accenture.
Ioannis Tsamardinos, CEO at JADBio, said, “Special thanks to Elevate Greece and the official sponsors for this important award. JADBio AutoML is changing the field of data analysis worldwide with an emphasis on biomedical and molecular data. Our AI and knowledge intensified application make the construction of predictive models and knowledge discovery, from data, available to everyone. With the use of JADBio, our users have already discovered new knowledge about the coronavirus and cancer. This award encourages us to step up our efforts.”
JADBio’s AutoML platform enables bioinformaticians, oncologists, virologists, data analysts, and other life-scientists to build machine learning models with no coding needed on their part. Its platform is intuitive and easy to use, permitting anyone to upload their data securely, train, and develop a model in a matter of minutes, using highly sophisticated algorithms. JADBio can analyze small sample sizes or vast feature sets, focusing on feature selection and interpretation of the predictive model. Its survival analysis functionality helps clinicians predict life expectancy, cancer metastasis and solve any time-to-event prediction problem. The platform comes with an array of reports and visual graphs to help interpret the model.
About JADBio
Founded in 2019, JADBio was created by academics based in Crete, Greece, with years of research and publications in their background. The company offices are based in Crete, Greece, with satellite offices in Denmark and Los Angeles, CA.
