EXoPERT Joins Johnson & Johnson’s JLABS TMC to Advance AI Cancer Diagnostics

Nov 11, 2025
EXoPERT has joined Johnson & Johnson’s global incubator network, JLABS TMC, to accelerate development of its AI-enhanced exosome-based liquid biopsy platform for early cancer detection.

EXoPERT has joined JLABS TMC, part of Johnson & Johnson’s global incubator network, announced in a press release. The Houston-based biotechnology company develops AI-powered exosome-based liquid biopsy diagnostics for early cancer detection.

As a JLABS resident, EXoPERT gains access to infrastructure, resources, and partnerships across the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical technology sectors. The company aims to advance clinical validation of its platform, which integrates high-purity exosome isolation, surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy, and AI-driven molecular analysis to enable non-invasive detection of early-stage cancers.

EXoPERT is collaborating with institutions including Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, City of Hope, and several U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers. These partnerships will support evaluation of the platform’s performance across diverse patient populations and assist in moving toward regulatory approval.

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