Our Journey

Arium Biolabs is built on two decades of foundational enzyme research, a growing intellectual property portfolio, and a commitment to transforming therapeutics, diagnostics, and biomanufacturing through advanced computational and ML/AI-driven design.

Below is a curated timeline of key milestones that have shaped our scientific platform and long-term mission.

Company Founded

2018 — Formation of Arium Biolabs

Arium Biolabs was established to commercialize decades of enzyme research and create novel enzyme-based technologies for therapeutics and industry.

Allostery Discovery Platform v1

2019 — Internal R&D

First-generation allosteric-site platform deployed, integrating a biophysical enzyme engine.

Initiation of IP Portfolio

2019 — First patent filed

Arium files an application for first patent on allosteric-site identification.

Enzyme Discovery Platform v1

2020 — Internal R&D

First-generation computational enzyme-design engine deployed, integrating high-throughput computational screening workflows to accelerate discovery and reduce cost.

Expansion of IP Portfolio

2020 — 3 additional patent applications

Arium files patents covering chemical libraries for allosteric modulators, positive allosteric-modulators design and a novel approach to enzyme design and engineering.

Pilot Biotherapeutic Program

2022 — Early pipeline

Initiated early exploratory programs applying our proprietary enzyme design platform to high-value therapeutic targets.

SBIR Funding Application

2023 — NIH SBIR application

Arium Biolabs makes its first application for NIH SBIR funding for its novel allosteric-modulator discovery technology.

IP Secured

2023 — First patent awarded

USPTO awards the first patent on allosteric-site discovery.

Next-Gen Discovery Engine

2024 — AI-accelerated redesign

Launched an advanced iteration of our computational platform integrating deep-learning models for structure–function prediction.

Additional IP Secured

2024 — Second patent awarded

USPTO awards a patent on chemical libraries for allosteric modulator discovery.

Novel Fentanyl Therapy Design

2024 — NIH SBIR funding application

Arium initiates a unique approach for developing a highly effective therapy to treat the fentanyl crisis. Files for NIH SBIR funding.

IP Portfolio Expansion

2025 — 2 additional patents awarded

USPTO awards patents on positive allosteric modulator discovery and our novel enzyme design approach.