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In-depth investment research on emerging technology opportunities spanning artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and other frontier technology industries.

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We build interactive tools and predictive models in-house, introducing quantitative rigor to our investment research and management processes. Documentation and usage instructions are public.

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Data Center Growth Predictor

Interactive visualization of historical and projected data center distribution across U.S. states from 2008-2030, powered by machine learning models.

Our Thoughts on Data Center Growth

Novana Research examines the data center: its role in the AI value chain, infrastructure context, and future expansion hotbeds.

Beyond Silicon: Inside the Era of Biological Computing

This piece is a part of Novana Scientific’s “Concrete Foundations of Compute” series. Exploring the rise of biological (wetware) computing, its pioneers, and the future of hybrid AI hardware.

Our Unicycive (NASDAQ: UNCY) Short Sale

Overview of Novana's beta-neutral short sale of Unicycive (UNCY) ahead of its FDA decision, betting the market had mispriced regulatory risk.

What Trump's Tariff Policy means for Biotech

Analysis of tariff-driven cost pressures in the U.S. biotech supply chain, highlighting emerging opportunities in high-margin therapeutics and diagnostics.

On Factor Investing for U.S. Biotechnology Equities

We backtest three factor investing-frameworks for U.S. biotech equities against a 15 year period, finding that none produced statistically significant alpha.