AI research copilot for translational teams
Ask your corpus. Every answer cites the trial or paper it came from.
The Atlas Copilot answers from the papers, trials and notes in your project, not from the open web. It shows its sources, and it tells you what the sources do not support.
A real exchange
A question a clinical lead would ask on Monday morning
Asked in the KRAS G12C · non-small cell lung cancer project. Atlas read the registry records in the project and answered in about ten seconds, with eight citations.
Compare the phase 3 trials of KRAS G12C inhibitors in this project: which molecules, which comparators, which line of therapy, and what is their status?
First-line advanced or metastatic disease (four trials, all recruiting)
- SUNRAY-01: olomorasib plus pembrolizumab, with or without pemetrexed and platinum, versus placebo plus pembrolizumab NCT06119581
- KRYSTAL-4: adagrasib plus pembrolizumab plus chemotherapy versus placebo plus pembrolizumab plus chemotherapy NCT06875310
- CodeBreaK 202: sotorasib plus platinum doublet versus pembrolizumab plus platinum doublet, PD-L1 negative only NCT05920356
Previously treated disease (two trials)
- Divarasib versus sotorasib or adagrasib, the only head-to-head comparison of KRAS G12C inhibitors NCT06497556
Early-stage disease (two trials, both recruiting)
- Divarasib versus investigator's choice in resected stage II to III disease NCT07541170
Excerpt. The full answer covers all eight trials, sponsors and comparator designs.
What sets it apart
It says what it could not find
Every answer ends with the limits of the evidence it had. In research, a confident answer with no stated gaps is the dangerous one.
Gaps in the retrieved data (same answer as above)
“This project’s trial list contains no reported efficacy or safety results, so I can’t compare the trials on performance, only on design.”
From a question on resistance mechanisms
“Any list of individual mechanisms at that level of detail was not found in the current retrieval and should be verified against the full texts.”
How it works
Point it at the right part of your project
Ask across everything, or scope a question to papers, trials, the knowledge graph or your team’s notes.
- ResearchSearches papers and trials together
- TrialsRegistry records in the project
- PapersThe literature corpus
- GraphEntities and their links
- MemoryNotes and decisions saved by the team
Ask for a summary, a risk review, next steps, what changed, or decision support.
Try it on your own indication
We build a project on your disease and target with you, and you ask the questions.
Request a demoAnswers produced by the Atlas Copilot on the example project (KRAS G12C · non-small cell lung cancer) in October 2026. Excerpts are quoted without edits.