TileBio is pioneering a new class of AI pathology foundation models that self-learn a universal visual language of tissue, without human input. This is transforming clinical diagnostics, biomarker discovery and target development.
As the company continues to develop its technology, it was looking for a workspace that could support both its current needs and its future ambitions. Moving to thebeyond placed the team in an environment that combines practical facilities, strong research connections and the flexibility to grow over time.
Location played an important part in that decision. Based close to the University of Glasgow while remaining within easy reach of the city centre, thebeyond allows TileBio to stay connected to the academic community while maintaining easy access to partners, collaborators and business meetings across the city.
Just as important is the community that comes with the space. Working alongside other early-stage science and technology companies creates opportunities to share ideas, ask questions and learn from teams tackling similar challenges. Whether it’s an informal conversation over coffee or a discussion about a technical hurdle, those day-to-day interactions help build valuable relationships.
The on-site support available through the STAC team also gives growing businesses another layer of expertise to draw on. Having experienced people nearby who understand the journey from research to commercialisation provides practical guidance as companies continue to develop.
As TileBio grows, the flexibility of the workspace means it can grow alongside the business. Rather than planning around the limitations of a building, the team can stay focused on developing technologies that have the potential to improve research and accelerate scientific discovery.