Lunit and Discovery Life Sciences Partner on AI Tissue Analysis

Oct 12, 2026
Lunit and Discovery Life Sciences will combine AI pathology with biospecimen and laboratory services for biomarker research and drug development.

Lunit and Discovery Life Sciences announced in a press release a collaboration that will bring the Lunit SCOPE pathology platform into Discovery's biomarker and tissue analysis workflows.

The companies will tailor the AI pathology tools to individual biopharma research programs. The service will combine Lunit's image analysis software with Discovery's biospecimen network and laboratory capabilities, covering specimen sourcing, molecular pathology and quantitative analysis.

Discovery says it has provided biomarker services for more than 2,000 clinical trial programs and currently supports over 350 active programs. The collaboration will give pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies access to standardized tissue data for biomarker research, translational studies and drug development.

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