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Janelia
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Janelia Research Campus, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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janelia.org
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Private
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2006
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Janelia Research Campus is a nonprofit scientific research institute founded in 2006 and operated as a wholly-owned facility of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI). Headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia, the campus employs 51-100 direct staff and convenes more than 40 principal investigator labs plus extensive shared scientific infrastructure, including Cryo-Electron Microscopy, Mass Spectrometry, Flow Cytometry, High Performance Computing, Vivarium, and the Janelia Experimental Technology (jET) program. Its mission is to pursue fundamental neuroscience questions of a scale and time horizon that traditional university laboratories cannot sustain, with a current strategic focus on understanding how a vertebrate brain produces complex behavior.

The institute's primary technical platform is "AI-in-the-Loop Discovery," a methodology in which scientists and AI systems operate as one continuous loop covering data analysis, model building, experimental design, and pipeline automation. This methodology is co-developed with Google and Anthropic under HHMI's institutional AI initiative (AI@HHMI). Core biological platforms include the fruit fly (where Janelia has produced the world's largest synaptic-level brain maps, including a 2025 complete male CNS connectome of roughly 140,000 neurons), larval zebrafish (the only vertebrate allowing whole-brain imaging during behavior), and Danionella (a transparent adult vertebrate enabling whole-brain imaging in a living animal). Outputs include sensors, microscopes, dyes, genetic tool collections, and AI tooling, which are openly released under an open-science model and have become standard equipment in laboratories worldwide.

Janelia does not sell products or services commercially. Revenue is generated solely through HHMI endowment funding, with no public revenue disclosure. Distribution relies on open-science release of tools and data, peer-reviewed publication in top-tier journals (Nature, Cell, Neuron, Nature Methods), and selective conferences and workshops reaching up to 70 participants and over 20 Nobel Laureates cumulatively. Customer segments are horizontal and primarily serve global neuroscience research laboratories, supplemented by graduate students and postdoctoral fellows trained through partnerships with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the Summer Undergraduate Research Program.

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Janelia Research Campus is a nonprofit neuroscience research institute operated by Howard Hughes Medical Institute, using AI-in-the-Loop Discovery to map brain circuitry in fruit fly, zebrafish, and Danionella, and releasing tools, reagents, and data openly to global research laboratories.

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neuroscience research, connectomics research, brain imaging, biomedical research, AI-driven biology
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2AI/ML Platforms for Drug Discovery & Experiment Optimization
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3Microscopy, Imaging & Flow Cytometry Instruments
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4Bioinformatics, Multi-Omics Data Analysis & Interpretation Services
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NAICS code2 codes
  • Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)541714
  • Scientific Research and Development Services5417
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  • Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research8731
  • Laboratory Analytical Instruments3826
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Neuroscience Research
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Janelia Research Campus is funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) as a research facility. It does not generate commercial revenue but operates as a nonprofit scientific research campus.

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Janelia Research Campus conducts fundamental neuroscience research using AI-in-the-Loop Discovery, a methodology in which scientists and AI work together as a continuous system to investigate how a vertebrate brain produces complex behavior. It develops and openly releases research tools, reagents, sensors, microscopes, dyes, wiring diagrams, and genetic tool collections for use by laboratories worldwide, while operating research programs on fruit fly connectomics, larval zebrafish whole-brain imaging, and the Danionella whole-organism vertebrate platform.

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  • Published fruit fly hemibrain connectome - then the largest and most detailed synaptic-level brain map ever produced (2020)
+2 more records
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Janelia Research Campus is a research institution operated by Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), not a commercial product company. It does not offer commercial products or services. The institution focuses on neuroscience research using AI-in-the-Loop Discovery methodology, studying neural circuits in model organisms including fruit flies, larval zebrafish, and Danionella. Janelia develops tools, instruments, reagents, genetic tool collections, wiring diagrams, and methodologies that are openly released for use by laboratories worldwide. The institution provides research conferences, workshops, and training programs for scientists rather than commercial products.

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1AI-in-the-Loop Discovery
CategoryResearch Methodology
Description

A research methodology and program in which scientists' expertise and AI's analytical power operate in a continuous loop to drive biological discovery at unprecedented speed and scale, with AI systems developed in collaboration with Google, Anthropic, and AI@HHMI.

2Fruit Fly Connectome Program
CategoryNeuroscience Research
Description

Decades-long research program producing complete neural maps of the fruit fly, including the 2020 hemibrain connectome (then the largest and most detailed synaptic-level brain map ever produced) and the 2025 first complete connectome of an adult male fruit fly's entire central nervous system with approximately 140,000 neurons.

3Larval Zebrafish Whole-Brain Imaging
CategoryNeuroscience Research
Description

Research program using larval zebrafish, the only vertebrate in which every neuron in the brain can be imaged at once during behavior, to build the whole-brain pipeline and uncover fundamental principles underlying sensorimotor processing and motor learning.

4Danionella Whole-Organism Vertebrate Platform
CategoryNeuroscience Research
Description

Research program built around Danionella, a transparent adult vertebrate enabling imaging of the whole brain in a living animal during natural, complex behavior, supporting recording, mapping, and understanding of how biology becomes behavior.

5Joint Graduate Programs with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
CategoryResearch Training
Description

Innovative collaborative graduate training programs operated with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, allowing students to participate in thesis supervision by Janelia lab researchers.

6Summer Undergraduate Research Program
CategoryResearch Training
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Undergraduate research experience program providing students from partner institutions with access to Janelia's research facilities and mentorship.

7Theory Fellow Program
CategoryResearch Training
Description

Postdoctoral-level training program for theorists at Janelia, supporting early-career researchers in computational and theoretical neuroscience.

8Scientific Computing Associates Program
CategoryResearch Training
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Training program for scientific computing professionals supporting Janelia's computational and AI-driven research infrastructure.

9Scientific Conferences and Workshops
CategoryResearch Community Engagement
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Selective, small, highly specialized scientific meetings (up to ~70 participants) that foster conversation, collaboration, and inspiration within the research environment, alongside intense Junior Scientist Workshops for graduate students and postdocs selected via application.

10Open Science Tools and Data
CategoryOpen Science Resources
Description

Browseable collection of tools, reagents, imaging instrumentation, laboratory tools, model organisms, datasets, and open source software openly released by Janelia for use by laboratories worldwide, including sensors, microscopes, dyes, wiring diagrams, and genetic tool collections that have become standard equipment globally.

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Google collaborates with Janelia on AI capabilities for biological research, advancing the AI-in-the-Loop Discovery methodology where AI systems analyze complex data and help design tools and automated pipelines.

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Anthropic collaborates with Janelia on AI capabilities for biological research, supporting the development of AI-in-the-Loop Discovery systems.

3AI@HHMI
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AI@HHMI is Howard Hughes Medical Institute's institutional commitment to artificial intelligence in biological research, supporting Janelia's AI-in-the-Loop methodology development.

hhmi.org
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Janelia collaborates with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine on two innovative and collaborative graduate training programs. Students can participate in joint graduate programs with thesis supervision from Janelia labs.

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Janelia

Neuroscience Researchjanelia.org

Janelia Research Campus is a nonprofit neuroscience research institute operated by Howard Hughes Medical Institute, using AI-in-the-Loop Discovery to map brain circuitry in fruit fly, zebrafish, and Danionella, and releasing tools, reagents, and data openly to global research laboratories.

What Janelia does

Janelia Research Campus is a nonprofit scientific research institute founded in 2006 and operated as a wholly-owned facility of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI). Headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia, the campus employs 51-100 direct staff and convenes more than 40 principal investigator labs plus extensive shared scientific infrastructure, including Cryo-Electron Microscopy, Mass Spectrometry, Flow Cytometry, High Performance Computing, Vivarium, and the Janelia Experimental Technology (jET) program. Its mission is to pursue fundamental neuroscience questions of a scale and time horizon that traditional university laboratories cannot sustain, with a current strategic focus on understanding how a vertebrate brain produces complex behavior.

The institute's primary technical platform is "AI-in-the-Loop Discovery," a methodology in which scientists and AI systems operate as one continuous loop covering data analysis, model building, experimental design, and pipeline automation. This methodology is co-developed with Google and Anthropic under HHMI's institutional AI initiative (AI@HHMI). Core biological platforms include the fruit fly (where Janelia has produced the world's largest synaptic-level brain maps, including a 2025 complete male CNS connectome of roughly 140,000 neurons), larval zebrafish (the only vertebrate allowing whole-brain imaging during behavior), and Danionella (a transparent adult vertebrate enabling whole-brain imaging in a living animal). Outputs include sensors, microscopes, dyes, genetic tool collections, and AI tooling, which are openly released under an open-science model and have become standard equipment in laboratories worldwide.

Janelia does not sell products or services commercially. Revenue is generated solely through HHMI endowment funding, with no public revenue disclosure. Distribution relies on open-science release of tools and data, peer-reviewed publication in top-tier journals (Nature, Cell, Neuron, Nature Methods), and selective conferences and workshops reaching up to 70 participants and over 20 Nobel Laureates cumulatively. Customer segments are horizontal and primarily serve global neuroscience research laboratories, supplemented by graduate students and postdoctoral fellows trained through partnerships with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the Summer Undergraduate Research Program.

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Name
Janelia
Legal name
Janelia Research Campus, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Website
https://janelia.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2006
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Janelia Research Campus is a nonprofit neuroscience research institute operated by Howard Hughes Medical Institute, using AI-in-the-Loop Discovery to map brain circuitry in fruit fly, zebrafish, and Danionella, and releasing tools, reagents, and data openly to global research laboratories.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Janelia industry classification

Industry
Product category
Neuroscience Research
NAICS
Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology) (541714), Scientific Research and Development Services (5417)
SIC
Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research (8731), Laboratory Analytical Instruments (3826)
akta.pro primary industry
In Vitro Model Systems & Organoid Platforms (iPSC/organoids, microphysiological systems) (HLAAAIAJ)
akta.pro secondary industries
AI/ML Platforms for Drug Discovery & Experiment Optimization (HLAGAJAO), Microscopy, Imaging & Flow Cytometry Instruments (HLAGAIAE), Bioinformatics, Multi-Omics Data Analysis & Interpretation Services (HLAGANAI)

Keywords

  • Neuroscience research
  • Connectomics research
  • Brain imaging
  • Biomedical research
  • AI-driven biology

Where Janelia is headquartered

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Ashburn
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North America

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Services
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Research Funding: Janelia Research Campus is funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) as a research facility. It does not generate commercial revenue but operates as a nonprofit scientific research campus.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Marketing channels5 records

Janelia product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Janelia Research Campus conducts fundamental neuroscience research using AI-in-the-Loop Discovery, a methodology in which scientists and AI work together as a continuous system to investigate how a vertebrate brain produces complex behavior. It develops and openly releases research tools, reagents, sensors, microscopes, dyes, wiring diagrams, and genetic tool collections for use by laboratories worldwide, while operating research programs on fruit fly connectomics, larval zebrafish whole-brain imaging, and the Danionella whole-organism vertebrate platform.

Product overview

Janelia Research Campus is a research institution operated by Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), not a commercial product company. It does not offer commercial products or services. The institution focuses on neuroscience research using AI-in-the-Loop Discovery methodology, studying neural circuits in model organisms including fruit flies, larval zebrafish, and Danionella. Janelia develops tools, instruments, reagents, genetic tool collections, wiring diagrams, and methodologies that are openly released for use by laboratories worldwide. The institution provides research conferences, workshops, and training programs for scientists rather than commercial products.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • AI-in-the-Loop Discovery A research methodology and program in which scientists' expertise and AI's analytical power operate in a continuous loop to drive biological discovery at unprecedented speed and scale, with AI systems developed in collaboration with Google, Anthropic, and AI@HHMI.
  • Fruit Fly Connectome Program Decades-long research program producing complete neural maps of the fruit fly, including the 2020 hemibrain connectome (then the largest and most detailed synaptic-level brain map ever produced) and the 2025 first complete connectome of an adult male fruit fly's entire central nervous system with approximately 140,000 neurons.
  • Larval Zebrafish Whole-Brain Imaging Research program using larval zebrafish, the only vertebrate in which every neuron in the brain can be imaged at once during behavior, to build the whole-brain pipeline and uncover fundamental principles underlying sensorimotor processing and motor learning.
  • Danionella Whole-Organism Vertebrate Platform Research program built around Danionella, a transparent adult vertebrate enabling imaging of the whole brain in a living animal during natural, complex behavior, supporting recording, mapping, and understanding of how biology becomes behavior.
  • Joint Graduate Programs with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Innovative collaborative graduate training programs operated with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, allowing students to participate in thesis supervision by Janelia lab researchers.
  • Summer Undergraduate Research Program Undergraduate research experience program providing students from partner institutions with access to Janelia's research facilities and mentorship.
  • Theory Fellow Program Postdoctoral-level training program for theorists at Janelia, supporting early-career researchers in computational and theoretical neuroscience.
  • Scientific Computing Associates Program Training program for scientific computing professionals supporting Janelia's computational and AI-driven research infrastructure.
  • Scientific Conferences and Workshops Selective, small, highly specialized scientific meetings (up to ~70 participants) that foster conversation, collaboration, and inspiration within the research environment, alongside intense Junior Scientist Workshops for graduate students and postdocs selected via application.
  • Open Science Tools and Data Browseable collection of tools, reagents, imaging instrumentation, laboratory tools, model organisms, datasets, and open source software openly released by Janelia for use by laboratories worldwide, including sensors, microscopes, dyes, wiring diagrams, and genetic tool collections that have become standard equipment globally.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Published fruit fly hemibrain connectome - then the largest and most detailed synaptic-level brain map ever produced (2020)
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Janelia

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Four partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • GooglecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGoogle collaborates with Janelia on AI capabilities for biological research, advancing the AI-in-the-Loop Discovery methodology where AI systems analyze complex data and help design tools and automated pipelines.
  • AnthropiccoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnthropic collaborates with Janelia on AI capabilities for biological research, supporting the development of AI-in-the-Loop Discovery systems.
  • AI@HHMIcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAI@HHMI is Howard Hughes Medical Institute's institutional commitment to artificial intelligence in biological research, supporting Janelia's AI-in-the-Loop methodology development.
  • Johns Hopkins University School of MedicinecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJanelia collaborates with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine on two innovative and collaborative graduate training programs. Students can participate in joint graduate programs with thesis supervision from Janelia labs.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

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Frequently asked questions about Janelia

What does Janelia do?

Janelia Research Campus conducts fundamental neuroscience research using AI-in-the-Loop Discovery, a methodology in which scientists and AI work together as a continuous system to investigate how a vertebrate brain produces complex behavior. It develops and openly releases research tools, reagents, sensors, microscopes, dyes, wiring diagrams, and genetic tool collections for use by laboratories worldwide, while operating research programs on fruit fly connectomics, larval zebrafish whole-brain imaging, and the Danionella whole-organism vertebrate platform.

Is Janelia a public or private company?

Janelia is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Janelia founded?

Janelia was founded in 2006. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Janelia based?

Janelia is headquartered in Ashburn, United States, in the North America region.

How does Janelia make money?

One revenue line is on record: research Funding.

Does Janelia have an API?

No public API is recorded for Janelia.

What industry is Janelia in?

Janelia's product category is Neuroscience Research. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAAAIAJ, In Vitro Model Systems & Organoid Platforms (iPSC/organoids, microphysiological systems), with a secondary code of HLAGAJAO, AI/ML Platforms for Drug Discovery & Experiment Optimization. Its NAICS code is 541714 and its SIC code is 8731.

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ScienceHow AI, $1 billion, and a transparent fish could transform neuroscienceJanelia Research Campus announced a 10-year, roughly $1 billion effort to use the transparent Danionella fish as a model for vertebrate brain circuits. The project will apply AI tools to analyze data and aims to image neural activity in moving fish. It will also wind down rodent labs and shutter two programs.GenengnewsBBB Access Route via Proteomic Vascular MappingResearchers developed an in vivo proteomic method to map proteins on the blood-brain barrier's luminal surface, identifying transport and stiffness-related proteins. They found decreased angiogenic proteins and increased stiffness proteins with aging, and identified two new pathways for opening the barrier, including knockouts of Nos3 and Slc7a1.JaneliaResearchers combine the power of AI and the connectome to predict brain cell activityResearchers from HHMI’s Janelia Research Campus and the University of Tübingen developed an AI simulation using the fruit fly connectome to predict individual neuron activity without direct measurement in living brains. The model accurately reproduces experimental data for 64 neuron types involved in motion detection, providing over 450 pages of predictions to guide future neuroscientific research.HistoryScientists Unveil the First-Ever Complete Map of an Adult Fruit Fly’s Brain, Captured in Stunning DetailResearchers from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Janelia Research Campus and Princeton University, collaborating through the FlyWire consortium, have published the first complete map of an adult fruit fly's brain connectome in the journal Nature. The comprehensive dataset details nearly 140,000 neurons and over 54 million synapses, created using AI reconstruction and extensive volunteer annotation. This breakthrough provides significant insights into neural wiring and disease mechanisms, leveraging the genetic similarities between fruit flies and humans.HhmiAccelerating Innovation in BiologyHHMI announced a $500 million investment over the next decade to integrate AI systems into every stage of the scientific process, specifically focusing on biology and life sciences. The initiative, centered at the Janelia Research Campus, aims to accelerate discovery through an "AI-in-the-Loop" approach that embeds artificial intelligence in experimental design and data collection. HHMI will also hire dedicated teams of AI scientists and engineers while continuing to share tools and data under open science principles.Cornell ChronicleNew Molecular Sensor Tracks Energy Use at the Subcellular LevelResearchers from Weill Cornell Medicine and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Janelia Research Campus developed iATPSnFR2, a high-resolution molecular sensor for tracking real-time ATP levels in cells. Published in PNAS on May 15, this tool overcomes limitations of previous sensors by offering higher sensitivity and the ability to measure dynamics within specific subcellular compartments like mitochondria and synapses. The development is expected to accelerate biological research by enabling detailed observation of basic cellular processes.HhmiComplete Fly Brain Imaged at Nanoscale ResolutionResearchers at Janelia Research Campus imaged an entire adult fruit fly brain at nanoscale resolution, capturing 21 million images across 7,062 slices. The high-resolution data reveals new cell types and circuitry, including connections in a memory center, and is freely available for scientific use.Simons FoundationThe Connected Connectome Part 2: Beyond the FlyNeuroscientists are undertaking the ambitious project to map the mouse brain connectome, building on recent successes in mapping fly and worm brains to understand complex neural circuits. This effort involves major collaborations between institutions like Janelia Research Campus, the Allen Institute for Brain Science, and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, utilizing advanced electron microscopy and machine learning to process massive datasets.eLifeConnectomes: Mapping the mind of a flyResearchers at the Janelia Research Campus and international collaborators have generated the largest high-resolution connectome to date by mapping half of a fruit fly's brain. The study utilized machine learning algorithms and extensive manual proofreading to reconstruct over 25,000 neurons and 20 million synapses from terabytes of image data. This comprehensive map is now publicly available via the Neuprint portal to facilitate further neurological research.