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Find the signal hidden in your data.

A technology proven on billions of data points. Ariana Data Lab extracts the signal where others see only noise.

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3D Terrain Mesh

KEM®:  Explainable AI
built for complex data.

Developed at the CNRS, KEM® produces transparent, auditable, rule-based results. Unlike black-box machine learning, every finding can be scrutinised by your teams and by regulators.

Explainable by design

Every insight is a logical, rule-association-based result:  transparent and fully auditable. Not a probability, a certainty your teams can act on.

Built for heterogeneous data

Ariana ingests and unifies multiple sources in different formats over extended time periods. Heterogeneity is a feature, not a problem.

Weak signal detection

The platform identifies rare but strong signals in time series and cross-sectional data, complementing standard statistical analyses.

Prioritises actionability

Data and results are accessible via a flexible, intuitive dashboard - designed for decision-makers, not just data scientists.

Turning heterogenous data into decision-making tools. 

Potential applications to the ministry's challenges - each grounded in the same KEM® technology, adapted to France's transport infrastructure data landscape.

Assess the real effect of a policy (80 km/h speed limit, low-emission zones, free public transport) by isolating its impact from seasonal trends and external shocks, with causal rigour (Hill criteria).

Measuring the impact of public policies

Cross-reference traffic, weather, infrastructure condition and incident history to identify at - risk zones before an accident occurs - moving from reactive to predictive road safety.

Early detection of incident risk

Aggregate and harmonise PRM data (lifts, pathways, equipment) scattered across SNCF, RATP and local authorities - a 2026 ART priority and National Access Point requirement.

Consolidation of accessibility data

Query inspection reports, circulars and incident feedback in natural language. Immediate ROI, limited scope, zero IT overhaul - the fastest path to value from existing data assets.

Document assistant for the ministry

A Glimpse into Our Growth

3K

TRUSTED CUSTOMERS

1M

REPORTS GENERATED

32K

TOKEN ACCESS

10

SUPPORTED LANGUAGES

Health impact of a dam collapse

8 years without an official scientific response.Ariana delivered one in months - processing data at a scale epidemiologists couldn't manage.

7.1 B

Medical Records Processed 

+2000

Diagnostic Codes

15 years

Longitudinal Data

+20M

People covered

THE CHALLENGE

  • 6 distinct databases: hospitals,        outpatient visits, mortality, notifiable diseases, births, vaccines

  • Incompatible formats, different operators

  • 8 years without an official scientific response                                        

WHAT ARIANA DID

  • Consolidated all data sources into a single Knowledge Base

  • Interrupted Time Series analysis with a 20M-person control group

  • Breakpoint detection and S-ARIMA seasonality filtering                                                                                                                      

THE OUTCOME

  • Direct toxic impact: unmeasurable (evidence of absence)

  • Health signal identified 2 years after the event

  • Robust scientific answer where epidemiologists had failed for 8 years

A
data intelligence unit
built for impact.  

About Us

Ariana Data Lab is a specialised data intelligence unit applying explainable AI

to complex, real-world decision-making challenges - beyond the life sciences.

Ariana Data Lab is part of the Ariana Pharma group, an Institut Pasteur spin-off based in Paris.

Join Our Team

We’re looking for highly-motivated and talented people to join our innovative team. Submit your application today to join the BGS journey!

Senior Project Manager

San Francisco, CA

Associate Director, Drug Delivery

San Francisco, CA

Data Scientist, IT

San Francisco, CA

Press

BGS appoints Andrew Kim as Board Director

AGIAI Science Journal
November 2035

Therapeutics Giant Announces Collaboration With San Francisco’s BGS

Biotech Frontier Review
May 2035

There’s a New Kid in Town, Changing the Face of Genetic Engineering.

IBRM Magazine
March 2035

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