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Dr. Lomax brings her expertise as Head of Ontologies for SciBite at Elsevier, where she led the development of ontology-based tools to power semantic search, data integration, and AI-ready knowledge systems. She has also served on the Board of the Pistoia Alliance and is actively involved in several of its ontology projects. She is well known for her work on landmark projects such as the Gene Ontology (GO), International Society for Biocuration, and Open Biomedical Ontologies (OBO) Foundry.

For the fourth year running, Rancho Biosciences has earned Great Place to Work® Certification, a prestigious recognition grounded in employee survey results that underscores our ongoing focus on culture, trust, and employee experience.

Rancho BioSciences will be presenting at the Longwood Healthcare Leaders Miami CEO Event from April 9–11, 2025, joining senior healthcare executives to share insights on data-driven innovation and the role of AI-ready data in advancing healthcare and life sciences leadership.

Bristol Myers Squibb has renewed its membership for Phase 2 of the Single-Cell Data Science Consortium, continuing its collaboration with Rancho BioSciences to advance large-scale single-cell data curation, integration, and AI-ready analytics in support of drug discovery and translational research.

This recognition underscores Rancho BioSciences' commitment to fostering a positive and collaborative work environment, driven by the company's mission to save lives through data.

Rancho BioSciences and ONTOFORCE have announced a collaboration focused on leveraging high-quality, ontology-driven data to support target identification, enabling more reliable data integration, knowledge discovery, and AI-ready analytics for life sciences research.

Rancho BioSciences and Merck co-developed a poster presented at the BioIT World Conference & Expo, highlighting the application of NIIMBL and ISA-88 frameworks to improve data standardization, interoperability, and analytics across life sciences manufacturing and research workflows.

Genentech and Rancho BioSciences collaborated on a poster showcasing an interactive visualization approach to streamline flow cytometry data quality control, improving data transparency, review efficiency, and confidence in downstream analysis.

ancho BioSciences collaborated with the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) and the Stem Cell Translation Laboratory (SCTL) to develop SEQUIN, a free web-based R Shiny application that enables fast, intuitive analysis of bulk and single-cell RNA sequencing data, including quality control, visualization, differential expression, and gene set enrichment analysis.