// About OmniBioAI

Built by researchers,
for researchers

OmniBioAI is an AI-native bioinformatics platform built to unify reproducible multi-omics analysis, agentic AI reasoning, and enterprise-grade infrastructure — across local, HPC, and cloud environments.

12,000+ Tools
1,000 ARM64 SIF Images
36M PubMed Abstracts
v0.6.0-beta

// Mission

Why we built this

Modern bioinformatics is fragmented. Tools break between clusters. Pipelines cannot be reproduced. AI assistants hallucinate biology. Literature search is disconnected from computation.

OmniBioAI is our answer: a reproducible, AI-native operating system for biomedical research that runs identically on a laptop, a Slurm cluster, or AWS.

"Every lab was rebuilding the same infrastructure in isolation. We decided to build the platform researchers always wished existed."

What makes us different

We combine 12,000+ validated bioinformatics tools, 1,000 native ARM64 containers, a 9-stage RAG pipeline over 36M PubMed abstracts, and full cloud/HPC execution — in a single platform.

Available as a desktop app (Mac, Linux, Windows) and a web platform at webstudio.omnibioai.org — both powered by the same backend infrastructure.


// Team

Meet the team

We are a growing team of computational scientists, AI engineers, and domain experts building the future of bioinformatics infrastructure.

Manish Kumar
Manish Kumar
Founder & Creator
Kansas City, USA

18+ years in bioinformatics and AI platform engineering across 5 countries. Bioinformatics Programmer at KUMC. Creator of OmniBioAI.

Platform Engineering AI/ML Multi-omics HPC/Cloud
↗ GitHub ↗ LinkedIn
Dr. Rajnish Kumar
Dr. Rajnish Kumar
Scientific Consultant
Hyderabad, India · from Aug 2026

PhD in Bioinformatics, IIIT Allahabad (9.2 GPA). Associate Professor at SR University, Hyderabad. Former Senior Scientist at KUMC (4+ yrs). Expert in proteomics, epigenomics, and clinical genomics.

Proteomics · LC-MS Epigenomics Circular RNA Variant Annotation
↗ LinkedIn ↗ SR University
Praveen Chakravarthi Veera Raghavulu
Praveen C. V. Raghavulu
Scientific Advisor
Kansas City, USA

Researcher at University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC). Expert in transcriptomics, RNA editing, computational genomics, and reproductive biology. Background in biotechnology and bioinformatics with focus on signaling mechanisms and gene expression studies.

Transcriptomics RNA Editing Computational Genomics KUMC · Kansas City
↗ KUMC Profile

// Publications

Peer-reviewed research

2025
Genetic mutations in lymphocytic variant of hypereosinophilic syndrome: study of five siblings
Frontiers in Medicine · December 2025
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2018
Whole Exome Sequencing identifies common and rare variant Metabolic QTLs in a Middle Eastern Population
Nature Communications · January 2018
↗ View paper
2015
MetaRNA-Seq: An Interactive Tool to Browse and Annotate Metadata from RNA-Seq Studies
BioMed Research International · August 2015
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Interested in collaborating?

Whether you're a researcher, institution, or biotech — I'd love to hear about your multi-omics challenges.