Immuneering Corp. is developing mathematical models to predict whether a drug is likely to activate a patient's immune system to aid in fighting cancer and autoimmune diseases. The company's modeling application works with data from patient blood and tumor samples. Immuneering plans to offer its services to drug makers as a way of sorting patients into subpopulations, to understand the workarounds cancers develop against therapies, and to predict efficacy.
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