Open research infrastructure
Every dataset, model, and validation result we publish ships as public infrastructure the whole field can use.
Support open-science AI for human health.
Cytognosis Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We welcome philanthropic gifts, research grants, in-kind infrastructure, and mission-aligned support for public-good health-state science.
Ways to support
Funding that compounds in public.
Every gift, grant, and in-kind contribution funds open infrastructure the whole research community can use, verify, and build on. None of it is locked behind a paywall or a shareholder return.
Gifts are tax-deductible. Cytognosis Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 39-4383634. Consult your tax advisor for guidance specific to your situation.
Philanthropic gifts
Flexible support for open-source infrastructure, validation work, community programs, and early research operations.
Research grants
Grant support for cohort integration, benchmark design, model evaluation, and open-science publication.
In-kind support
Compute, cloud credits, secure data infrastructure, legal support, and technical tooling that help open research move faster.
Strategic programs
Multi-year collaborations for specific public-good workstreams, including Neuroverse, Immunoverse, and validation infrastructure.
Where support goes
Three things every gift moves forward.
Rigorous, published validation
Grants and gifts fund the studies and evaluations that test the platform before any claim goes public.
Equitable global access
Support helps make precision health tools available regardless of geography or income, not a privilege for the few.
Good to know
Giving and grant inquiries.
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Can I donate online?
We are preparing public giving options. For now, email info@cytognosis.org and we will share the current donation or grant pathway.
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Is support tax-deductible?
Cytognosis Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 39-4383634). Donors should consult their tax advisors for guidance on their specific circumstances.
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Can support be restricted?
Mission-aligned restricted gifts and grants may be possible for defined public-good research workstreams. We review scope, reporting, and governance before accepting restricted support.