Enabling Genomics in Practice.

Human Genome Complete

Washington University in St. Louis plays a crucial role in the mapping of the first human genome.

Washington University creates a CAP/CLIA lab for NGS testing. The Genetics and Molecular Pathology departments collaborate to develop Clinical Genomics Workspace (CGW), a groundbreaking software platform for clinical genomics.

More than 50 laboratories visit Washington University to learn how to operationalize clinical NGS testing.

Washinton University performs a technology transfer, Pierian is officially established, and our first office is opened in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

We secure Series A funding after two releases of CGW that offer multi-tenant and exome sequencing support.

We open a second office in Pune, India, to support software development and large-scale biocuration efforts.

We reach 40+ customers supported by 70+ medical, scientific, and technical experts.

An agreement is finalized with Illumina, our first assay partner, and we prepare for a collaboration launch to deliver optimized interpretation and reporting solutions for Illumina pan-cancer profiling assays.

We close $27 million Series B funding to support growth in global markets.

We exceed 100 customers due to rapid expansion into Europe, the Middle East, and the Asia Pacific regions.

We secure $47.5 million in additional funding to drive expansion across new assays, new customer segments, and new geographies.