Researcher Program
Supporting Public Research
The full predictive platform — characterization, stabilization, design, and protocols, on any protein — is free for members of academic, non-profit, and public institutions running public research.
Institutional Email Required · Approvals Typically Within 24 Hours
What You Get
The Whole Platform, No Paywall
Academic accounts get the same models the pilot and enterprise teams use — not a stripped-down demo.
Characterize
Structure, confidence, PTMs, binding sites, and membrane topology — straight from sequence.
Stabilize
Rank point mutations by predicted ΔTm and ΔΔG to find the changes worth making.
Design
Score constructs for expression yield and developability before you clone.
Bench
Literature-grounded, adaptive experimental protocols tailored to your target.
Any Protein
GPCRs, transporters, enzymes, ion channels, antibodies, and multi-chain complexes.
Complexes & Confidence
Multi-chain analysis with AlphaFold Multimer, interface predictions, and pLDDT / PAE scoring.
Who Qualifies
Built for Public Science
If your work is public research at one of these, you're eligible — sign up with an institutional email.
Academic Institutions
Universities, research institutes, and their students, staff, and PIs.
Non-Profits
Non-profit research organizations advancing open, public science.
Public Institutions
Government and public-sector research bodies working in the public interest.
Access is granted for public, non-commercial research. Industry and for-profit work runs on a subscription — see licensing.
How It Works
Three Steps to Access
Sign Up
Register with your institutional email (.edu, .ac.uk, and equivalents) and verify it.
Apply
Tell us your institution, your role, and what you're researching.
Get Access
Approvals typically land within 24 hours — then the full platform is yours.
Researchers Already Work With Orbion At
Alongside research groups at institutes and universities around the world.
Bring Orbion to Your Lab.
Apply with your institutional email and put the full platform to work on your research — free.