Biomedical data infrastructureCommunity governedOpen by design

The Transmart Project / Research intelligence

Turn complex data
into shared discovery.

Unifying clinical observations, molecular evidence, and research context so teams can ask better questions—together.

DATA → COHORT → EVIDENCE
01Integrate

Bring heterogeneous biomedical sources into a coherent research view.

02Explore

Move from cohort questions to patterns without losing context.

03Collaborate

Build on open infrastructure shaped by a global community.

Research data is abundant.
Useful connections are not.

Transmart exists to close the distance between the laboratory, the clinic, and the questions that lead to better care.

By organizing diverse study information around shared concepts, the platform helps research teams compare cohorts, explore signals, and make knowledge easier to reuse across disciplines.

See the research pathways
Two biomedical researchers reviewing scientific data together in a laboratory
Collaboration layerClinical + molecular context
Clinical dataOmicsPhenotypesCohortsOpen APIsEvidence

One research layer.
Many ways to ask.

A modular environment for harmonizing data, defining cohorts, and exploring relationships across studies.

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Map clinical, sample, and molecular sources into reusable concepts while preserving the study context researchers need.

  • Ontology-led organization
  • Cross-study concepts
  • Structured ETL workflows

Define patient populations using transparent criteria and rapidly test how research questions behave across available data.

  • Dynamic cohort building
  • Study comparison
  • Longitudinal context

Investigate distributions, biomarkers, and clinical characteristics before moving promising signals into deeper analytical tools.

  • Interactive summaries
  • High-dimensional data
  • Export-ready results

Connect institutional workflows through open interfaces, shared standards, and community-developed components.

  • Open-source foundation
  • API access
  • Community roadmap
A biomedical scientist examining a sample through a microscope
Field note / 01
“Discovery accelerates when data becomes legible beyond the team that created it.”

Interoperability is not only a technical problem. It is a shared language for questions, evidence, and responsible reuse.

Research data displayed on a computer inside a medical laboratory
Research interface / data at work

Built around the
questions teams ask.

From early cohort exploration to cross-study investigation, Transmart supports workflows where data must remain interpretable, traceable, and ready for collaboration.

02 / Clinical research

Understand cohorts before analysis begins.

Test inclusion logic, compare populations, and make study assumptions visible.

Explore pathway ↗
03 / Data networks

Create a common layer across institutions.

Harmonize concepts while respecting local governance and research context.

Explore pathway ↗

Science moves
further in company.

Transmart is sustained by people who implement, test, document, question, and improve open research infrastructure.

Notes from the edge
of translational research.

Guide / 08 min

Five questions to ask before harmonizing a multi-study dataset

Perspective / 06 min

Why cohort definitions are part of the scientific record

Community / 04 min

Designing open infrastructure that researchers can trust

Research notes,
without the noise.

Occasional project updates, technical notes, and community stories.