We collaborate with laboratories, distributors, universities and research organisations to deliver trusted genomic interpretations that scale.
Together, we build the scientific, clinical and commercial foundations for genomic interpretation at scale.
Sofia / Plovdiv / Varna
Whole-genome sequencing analysis and interpretation for clinical diagnostics.
CellGenetics is our founding clinical partner and the first laboratory to implement Folklore in its routine workflow.
Their expertise in clinical genomics, combined with deep experience in whole-genome sequencing analysis and interpretation, played a key role in shaping and validating the platform.
Founding clinical partner
Bulgaria
Laboratory technology and diagnostics distributor with expertise in NGS and molecular genetics.
ELTA 90 is Helena Bioinformatics' exclusive distribution partner in Bulgaria.
With extensive experience in laboratory technologies, next-generation sequencing and molecular genetics, ELTA 90 supports laboratories with products, training, implementation and technical service.
Exclusive distribution partner
Sofia, Bulgaria
Scientific and educational partnership in genomics, bioinformatics and biomedical data analysis.
The Faculty of Biology at Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" is Helena Bioinformatics' scientific and educational partner in genomics, bioinformatics and biomedical data analysis.
The collaboration brings together the Faculty's academic and research expertise with Helena's computational infrastructure and work in clinical genomics. The agreed scope includes genomic and metagenomic analysis, molecular biology, artificial intelligence, biological data standards, reproducibility and the evaluation of digital methods used in life sciences and medicine.
Scientific and educational partner
Sofia, Bulgaria
Research in intelligent systems, AI methods and data-driven decision support.
The Institute of Information and Communication Technologies at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences is Helena Bioinformatics' research collaboration partner in intelligent systems and applied AI.
Our collaboration focuses on methods, data structures and computational approaches relevant to clinical interpretation, decision support and biomedical informatics.
Research collaboration partnerSofia, Bulgaria
Professional association advancing intelligent systems and artificial intelligence across research and society.
The Bulgarian Association on Intelligent Systems (BAIS) is a non-profit professional association supporting the development and application of intelligent systems and artificial intelligence.
Its work connects research, education, industry, healthcare and public institutions through studies, expert analysis, conferences, training and national and international initiatives.
Research collaboration partnerSofia, Bulgaria
Research in robotics, automation and intelligent medical systems.
The Bulgarian Society of Robotics (BSR) conducts research and applied activities in robotics, automation and intelligent systems, including emerging applications in medicine.
Our collaboration explores how genomic and clinical information can support automated, data-driven and intelligent medical technologies.
Research collaboration partnerA partnership discussion starts with the work the organisations want to do together. Laboratories can describe an interpretation workflow; research teams can identify a scientific question and public evidence; distributors can explain the organisations and region they serve. The contact route above lets you introduce that context and the people involved.
Our partner profiles explain the specific relationship rather than treating every collaboration as the same kind of endorsement. CellGenetics is presented as our founding clinical partner. Its profile provides further information about the laboratory and the collaboration. For the evidence behind Folklore, consult the public studies and their stated evaluation boundaries alongside the product documentation.
When contacting us, include your organisation, a relevant public link and the next conversation you would find useful. Initial discussions can use a description of the workflow without sharing patient records or confidential research data.