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BioReact Launches AI-Powered Platform to Revolutionize Bioprocess Optimization
BioReact Indianapolis, IN
BioReact Launches AI-Powered Platform to Revolutionize Bioprocess Optimization
Indianapolis, IN - 7/28/25 - BioReact, a leading innovator in bioprocess technology, announces the public release of its AI powered software platform designed specifically for bioprocess scientists. With seamless integration of Design of Experiments (DOE), advanced data visualization, and predictive modeling, BioReact is redefining how researchers and biotech companies approach process development and optimization.
Bridging Data Fragmentation in Biotech Labs
In today's lab environments, experimental data is often siloed across multiple formats and instruments. BioReact's platform unifies offline and online data through automatic time series alignment, empowering scientists to visualize, compare, and analyze complex datasets within seconds.
Proven Tools for Predictive Optimization
The software suite includes powerful statistical analysis modules, including PCA, ANOVA, Factor Importance, and Variation Analysis. Using proprietary AI algorithms, BioReact models process variables-such as media composition, pH, temperature, and oxygen levels to simulate up to 10,000 in-silico experiments per optimization run.
"Bioprocess development has been bogged down by fragmented tools and slow cycles," said Mitchell J. Castetter, CEO, of BioReact. "Our platform consolidates analytics, experimentation, and AI into a single intuitive interface reducing development time and improving yield predictability."
Freemium Plan Now Available
BioReact recently launched a free-tier version of its software, allowing users to explore up to 10 experiments at no cost. This opens access to academic researchers, pilot-stage biotech firms, and startups eager to accelerate R&D without upfront financial barriers.
Backed by Growth and Recognition
With over 600 monthly active users and more than 20 million data points uploaded to date, BioReact is gaining momentum. The company was recently named a finalist at Indiana's 2025 Innovation Showcase and continues to expand its partner network, including integrations with Sartorius, Eppendorf, and Infors equipment.
For more information, visit: https://www.bioreact.co
Media Contact:
Mitchell Castetter
info@bioreact.co
1210 Waterway Blvd Ste 2000
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202, US
About BioReact
Headquartered in Indianapolis, BioReact is a biotech software company building AI-powered tools for bioprocess engineers and scientists. The platform supports batch and fed-batch workflows, with applications in biopharma, synthetic biology, cultured meat, and industrial fermentation.
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