This agreement enables ExpreS2ion to conduct large-scale bioinformatic analyses in support of its vaccine development programs targeting infectious diseases and cancer. The Computerome platform is optimized for handling sensitive health data under strict GDPR compliance and offers a secure, high-performance computing environment tailored to life science applications.

“Access to Computerome significantly enhances our bioinformatics infrastructure and enables a more scalable and efficient approach to analysing the increasingly complex data generated in our R&D pipeline,” says Bent U. Frandsen, CEO of ExpreS2ion. “This agreement marks an important step in supporting our ongoing innovation in immunotherapy and vaccine development.”

Computerome is a nationally recognised computing infrastructure used by hospitals, universities, and selected private sector partners in Denmark. It is specifically designed to support research within genomics, precision medicine, and life sciences.

The collaboration is expected to support ExpreS2ion’s efforts in data-driven decision-making within immunology, sequence analysis, and protein design.