sci2sci raises €1.2M to build trusted AI infrastructure for regulated industries
Berlin-based software startup sci2sci has raised €1.2million in pre-seed funding to expand its technology for organising andverifying data in regulated industries. The round was co-led by Heliad and I...
Berlin-based software startup sci2sci has secured €1.2 million in pre-seed funding to advance its technology aimed at organizing and verifying data in regulated industries. Co-led by Heliad and IBB Ventures, the round saw participation from Robin Capital and Superangels. Co-founders Angelina Lesnikova and Valerii Kremnev are developing software that connects fragmented information and verifies the evidence supporting data and AI-generated outputs.
Initially targeting the biopharma sector, where research and regulatory data are often scattered across various documents, sci2sci's Integrity Cortex provides a structured network to link information from company documents, data, and AI outputs. This ensures traceability and compliance with 21 CFR Part 11 requirements for electronic records.
The company's second product, VectorCat, functions as a data integration layer, connecting information across cloud storage, network drives, and laboratory systems without requiring data migration. Valerii Kremnev, co-founder and CTO, emphasized that sci2sci's approach focuses on building verification and traceability into AI workflows from the outset, ensuring only safe outputs and preventing ungrounded statements.
The funding will be used to expand the engineering team, deepen existing deployments, acquire more biopharma customers, and expand Integrity Cortex into other regulated industries like banking.
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