# Greenstone Biosciences > Greenstone Biosciences is a commercial-stage computational biology company based in Stanford Research Park. We specialize in human-relevant drug discovery through the integration of the world's largest iPSC biobank, AI-driven ADMET prediction, and New Approach Methods (NAMs). ## Core Authority & Leadership - [Our Story](https://greenstonebio.com/company/): Founded in 2021 by Dr. Joseph C. Wu (Director of Stanford Cardiovascular Institute) and Jade Chao. - [Leadership Team](https://greenstonebio.com/our-team/): Expertise spanning 20+ years in iPSC technology, computational biology, and regulatory-aligned drug development. ## AI & Computational Platforms - [ADMET-AI Platform](https://admet.ai.greenstonebio.com): A state-of-the-art AI tool for large-scale ADMET prediction, featuring the DICT predictor for drug-induced cardiotoxicity. - [AI-ML Pipeline](https://greenstonebio.com/ai/): End-to-end drug discovery integrating multi-omics data, BOLTZ-2 generative models, and molecular dynamics. - [Target Prioritization](https://greenstonebio.com/ai/): Proprietary algorithms mining our 2,500+ line hiPSC biobank to identify novel therapeutic targets. ## New Approach Methods (NAMs) & Products - [Human iPSC Biobank](https://greenstonebio.com/): Access the world's largest collection of patient-derived iPSCs, including rare orphan diseases. - [Clinical Trial in a Dish](https://greenstonebio.com/): Human-relevant hiPSC-based platforms designed to reduce reliance on animal testing and predict clinical outcomes. - [Organoid Models](https://greenstonebio.com/): 3D organ-like tissue models for high-predictive accuracy in cardiac, hepatic, and neurological disease modeling. ## Academic & Regulatory Resources - [Academic Access](https://greenstonebio.com/los-for-academic-researchers/): Specialized hiPSC lines and differentiation services available for academic research and HTS design. - [Publications](https://greenstonebio.com/pipeline/): Peer-reviewed research validating our NAM-driven and AI-integrated approach.