Make structure a standard layer of liquid biopsy.
We preserve the physical context that conventional blood measurements leave behind, so researchers can study circulating biology as intact spatial objects.
Nebulum is building structure-resolved liquid biopsy: preserving fragile circulating biology and turning three-dimensional architecture, molecular composition and cell interactions into measurable research endpoints.

We preserve the physical context that conventional blood measurements leave behind, so researchers can study circulating biology as intact spatial objects.
We envision a future where treatment development is informed not only by what is present in blood, but by how biological structures are organized and interacting.
Volumetric imaging and tissue-clearing expertise, translated from solid tissue into liquid biopsy.
One connected workflow carries a whole-blood sample from structure-preserving collection to registered volumetric data.

Stabilize fragile extracellular structures close to collection and retain them through whole-blood processing.
Embed the retained specimen in an optically matched matrix and image the complete volume through depth.
Resolve morphology, molecular localization and cell–trap relationships within registered events.
Convert preserved structures into burden, phenotype and longitudinal research endpoints.
Extracellular DNA traps are implicated across immune escape, autoimmunity, thrombosis and dysregulated inflammation. Nebulum provides a shared spatial measurement language across these fields.
Explore trap burden, checkpoint-marker localization and immune-cell interactions in treatment studies.
Study structural persistence, molecular composition and remodeling across immunomodulatory treatment.
Characterize extracellular scaffolds in relation to coagulation, vascular injury and host defense.