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SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATION & CLINICAL EVIDENCE

15+ Years of Computational Neuroscience Rigor

Born out of the Paris Brain Institute (ICM) at Hôpital de la Pitié-Salpêtrière, Qairnel’s algorithms represent over a decade of peer-reviewed mathematical breakthroughs in statistical progression modeling and Riemannian geometry applied to the human brain.

#1 Against 56 Competing Methods (TADPOLE)

Validated on nearly 5,000 Alzheimer’s patients and benchmarked as the top-performing progression forecasting algorithm in the international TADPOLE Challenge, published in Nature Communications.

20+ Peer-Reviewed Publications

Published in leading medical and machine learning journals including Nature Communications, The Lancet Digital Health, Scientific Reports, and JMLR.

Protected Global IP & 10,000+ Patients

Exclusive worldwide patents (patented since 2016) calibrated across multi-center cohorts in Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, and ALS.

FROM RESEARCH TO PRACTICE

Industry Case Studies in Real Clinical Trial Settings

Explore how CourseMap AI and DocMemo have been deployed and validated alongside leading pharmaceutical sponsors and clinical research networks.

SANOFI • PHASE 2 PARKINSON'S

Improving Phase 2 Trial Precision in Parkinson’s Disease (MOVES-PD)

Evaluated CourseMap AI digital twins on Sanofi’s MOVES-PD trial (venglustat in GBA1-associated PD), integrating prognostic covariates into standard MMRM models.

+15–16%
Statistical Power Gain (vs ~5% standard)
361 → 304
Phase 3 Sample Size Reduction
TOP-10 PHARMA • PHASE 2 PD

Operational Development of Digital Twin Technology in an Active Phase 2 Trial

Embedded CourseMap AI directly within a Top-10 global pharmaceutical sponsor’s secure environment on blinded baseline data during an ongoing multicenter Phase 2 trial.

< 1 Month
End-to-End Industrial Execution
1 Week
Model Training, Cross-Validation & QC
DOCMEMO • EARLY ALZHEIMER'S (US)

Operational Deployment of DocMemo for Accelerated Patient Recruitment

Activated DocMemo’s 24/7 community screening across clinical sites in Florida and Pennsylvania for two late-phase Early Alzheimer’s Disease programs.

33%
Screen-Success Rate (vs <10% industry avg)
< 48 Hours
To First Qualified Site Referrals
SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS & POSTERS

Our Scientific Publications

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Nature Communications (2023)Peer-Reviewed Journal

Forecasting individual progression trajectories in Alzheimer’s disease

Validated CourseMap AI across nearly 5,000 Alzheimer’s disease patients from multi-center cohorts, demonstrating #1 predictive performance compared against 56 competing methods in the international TADPOLE Challenge and showing 15%–25% clinical trial sample size reduction.

Scientific Reports — Nature Portfolio (2021)Peer-Reviewed Journal

AD Course Map charts Alzheimer’s disease progression

Foundational spatiotemporal Riemannian mixed-effects framework mapping multimodal cognitive, cortical atrophy, and biomarker cascades along an individualized disease progression time axis.

The Lancet Digital Health (2022)Peer-Reviewed Journal

Identifying health conditions associated with Alzheimer's disease up to 15 years before diagnosis

Large-scale longitudinal analysis of prodromal risk factors and early clinical markers occurring up to 15 years prior to formal Alzheimer's disease diagnosis, informing DocMemo's early community risk stratification.

AD/PD 2025 ConferenceConference Poster (with Sanofi)

Prognostic covariate adjustment using PD Course Map in the MOVES-PD Study

Demonstrates ~15–16% gain in statistical power and narrower treatment effect confidence intervals using CourseMap AI prognostic digital twins in Sanofi’s Phase 2 MOVES-PD trial.

AD/PD 2025 ConferenceConference Poster (with Sanofi)

Targeting fast progressors in clinical trials: a simulation with MOVES-PD data and PD Course Map for forecasting progression

Evaluates baseline progression forecasting and enrichment vs. covariate adjustment strategies on Phase 2 Parkinson’s disease trial data.

AD/PD 2025 ConferenceConference Poster (with Sanofi)

Simulation of time-to-worsening outcome in the MOVES-PD study: Impact of prognostic covariate adjustment

Quantifies statistical power improvements on time-to-event and clinical worsening endpoints when incorporating digital twin prognostic covariates.

AD/PD 2025 ConferenceConference Poster (with Sanofi)

Prediction-powered clinical trials: a new approach for increasing power in trials assessed in the MOVES-PD study

Demonstrates how prediction-powered inference with CourseMap AI digital twins reduces required Phase 3 sample sizes from 361 to 304 patients.

AAIC 2025 ConferenceConference Poster

DocMemo: Transforming recruitment for clinical trials through an innovative screening platform in the US and France

Real-world validation of DocMemo’s permanent community screening infrastructure across the US and France, accelerating pre-qualified referrals to clinical trial sites.

AAIC 2025 ConferenceConference Poster

Profiling cognitive complainers using a home-based digital platform: Insights from DocMemo users

Deep phenotyping of subjective memory complainers in the general population using decentralized digital cognitive assessments and risk factor profiling.

AAIC 2025 ConferenceConference Poster

Subjective cognitive decline: Comparing users concerned about their own cognitive function vs. those referred by an informant

Comparative analysis of self-referred versus informant-referred individuals on the DocMemo platform to optimize early Alzheimer’s trial pre-qualification.

FDA & EMA REGULATORY ALIGNMENT

Prognostic Covariate Adjustment Without Regulatory Friction

Both the FDA (May 2023 Final Guidance) and EMA explicitly encourage adjusting primary analyses for prognostic baseline covariates to increase precision and statistical power in randomized clinical trials.

Pre-Specified in SAP: Locked mathematical derivation prior to unblinding.
Zero Type I Error Inflation: Strictly utilizes pre-randomization baseline tensors.
No External Control Bias: Preserves 100% randomized internal control integrity.
GENERATIVE TRAJECTORY PREDICTION

From Baseline Observations to Individualized Trajectory Forecast

Trained on longitudinal multi-cohort datasets, CourseMap AI projects baseline multimodal observations and prior DocMemo dynamics onto a learned disease manifold to forecast each patient’s 24-month functional decline.

Quick Clinical ArchetypesPreset Active
Or Fine-Tune Observed Baseline Inputs (M0)
68 Centiloids
52th Percentile
3. APOE ε4 GenotypeHeterozygous (ε3/ε4)
z = -1.3 SD
78 / 100

Longitudinal home cognitive dynamics prior to enrollment

CourseMap AI Generative Model → Prognostic Twin Y_i*
CourseMap AI Generative Forecast (Pre-trained Model)
Moderate Functional Decline
Predicted 18M Progression (CDR-SB):+1.28 pts (Worsening)
Intact (Ref)Mild DeclineModerateSevereM0 (Baseline)M6M12M18 (Endpoint)M24Population Mean (Unadjusted)
CourseMap AI Individual ForecastReference Population MeanPopulation Variance Cone

* Illustrative simulation of CourseMap AI’s statistical modeling principles.

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