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Let's discuss research, technology and collaboration.
Spacefield welcomes enquiries from universities, CROs, laboratories, biotechnology and pharmaceutical organisations, scientific software teams, investors and research partners.
Whether you are exploring research collaboration, independent experimental validation, platform evaluation, licensing or technical integration, we welcome well-defined enquiries supported by clear objectives and appropriate scientific context.
Spacefield Transformation Technologies Ltd
Email
[email protected]
Telephone
+44 7751 429524
Location
London, United Kingdom
Company number
17368270
Registered office
71–75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom
Registered office only; not presented as a visitor address
Start a focused conversation.
Clear scientific objectives and useful background information help us understand whether Spacefield is the right fit for your project.
How we can engage
Choose the enquiry that best matches your objective.
Providing the right context from the beginning helps us understand your requirements and respond more effectively.
Research collaboration
Joint methodology work, academic studies, independent validation, dataset collaboration and publication-focused projects.
Useful context: research question, collaborators, available data and intended outputs.Experimental validation
Targeted laboratory testing of computational predictions, candidate rankings or molecular-property estimates.
Useful context: assay type, target, compounds, controls, timelines and laboratory capability.Platform evaluation
Private technical review, pilot access, workflow assessment, benchmarking or due-diligence evaluation.
Useful context: evaluation objective, data volume, endpoints, security and success criteria.Software integration
API, SDK, batch processing, reporting, deployment and integration with existing scientific workflows.
Useful context: preferred interface, infrastructure, scale, compliance and support needs.Business and licensing
Commercial evaluation, licensing models, pilot projects, strategic partnerships and enterprise deployment.
Useful context: organisation, intended users, deployment model and decision timeline.Media and speaking enquiries
Requests relating to interviews, presentations, conferences, publications and other public communications.
Useful context: publication, event, audience, topic and preferred timescale.
Useful information to include
Help us understand the project before the first discussion.
A concise, structured enquiry usually leads to a faster and more useful response.
Please avoid sending highly confidential molecular structures, unpublished datasets or sensitive partner information in an initial message unless an appropriate confidentiality arrangement is already in place.
Your organisation
Name, sector, location and the role of the person making the enquiry.
Scientific objective
The molecular, biological or computational question you want to address.
Requested work
Prediction, benchmarking, platform evaluation, experimental validation or software integration.
Available materials
Approximate dataset size, molecular formats, target information and existing measurements.
Timeline and outcome
Expected start date, decision points, deliverables and any fixed deadlines.
Confidentiality requirements
Whether an NDA, data agreement or restricted review process may be required.
What happens next
What you can expect after contacting Spacefield.
Response times vary depending on the enquiry, but every message is reviewed and directed to the most appropriate next step.
Initial enquiry
You provide a concise description of the organisation, objective and requested engagement.
Scope review
Spacefield assesses technical relevance, information needs, confidentiality and likely next steps.
Introductory discussion
A focused conversation clarifies the question, available evidence, responsibilities and constraints.
Defined proposal
Where appropriate, the work is documented through agreed scope, deliverables, access and commercial terms.
Scientific and communication boundaries
Clear expectations protect both the research and the relationship.
Spacefield will not present computational predictions as experimentally established facts or accept work that requires unsupported therapeutic, clinical or regulatory conclusions.
Suitable enquiry examples
- Evaluate a defined set of compounds against selected platform endpoints
- Compare a Spacefield module with an agreed baseline on a controlled dataset
- Design a laboratory study to test specific computational predictions
- Discuss API or SDK integration into an existing research workflow
- Explore a research collaboration with clear scientific outputs
Matters needing additional controls
- Confidential molecules, targets or unpublished partner data
- Claims involving therapeutic efficacy, safety or clinical decisions
- Regulated or security-sensitive research environments
- Requests involving licensed datasets or third-party intellectual property
- Commercial use before licensing and validation status are defined
Direct contact
Spacefield Transformation Technologies Ltd
For research, technology, validation, licensing or collaboration enquiries, email is the preferred first point of contact.
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Start a conversation with Spacefield.
Tell us who you are, what you are trying to achieve and how you think Spacefield may be able to help.