Medical research depends on people, expertise and the responsible use of data. HaloResearch connects them in one environment, from question to publication.
Medical research depends on people, expertise and the responsible use of data. HaloResearch connects them in one environment, from question to publication.
Modern clinical research is too often hindered by its own fragmented infrastructure.
Navigating isolated systems for
Data hosting,protocol management,manuscript drafting
introduces unnecessary operational friction into the scientific process.
HaloResearch was architected to eliminate these silos by centralizing the entire research lifecycle.
More importantly, it resolves the fundamental challenge of cross-institutional collaboration through strict data governance.
By structurally decouplingdata accessfromdata ownership
By structurally decoupling
data accessfromdata ownership
the platform enables multi-center teams to collaborate seamlessly, ensuring that the
provenance, security, and integrity
of every individual contribution remain
absolute.
Who it's for
Shared progress starts here.
Bridging the gap between groundbreaking teams and the people who make research possible.
For institutions
A workspace built for breakthroughs
Leave the fragmented tools behind. We provide a unified environment for your team to structure projects, manage access securely, and draft manuscripts together.
Your health data is powerful. We make it easy to find studies you care about and share insights from your connected devices securely. Total transparency, full control.
Find studies you care about
Share connected device insights securely
Stay in full control
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Research collaborations
Built for
Every question needs its own evidence.
Built on HaloScape's device-agnostic infrastructure, HaloResearch is designed to connect researchers with the information, tools, and collaborators their work requires.
Bring multidisciplinary projects into one connected environment for data access and collaboration, from clinical measurements and imaging to wearable data, and from initial development to manuscript.
Extend research beyond isolated hospital visits. Connect medical devices, laboratory systems, health records and everyday monitoring for longitudinal and specialty-specific studies.
Bring real-world physiological context into your research. Combine wearable signals, biomarkers, lab results and patient-reported data to study treatment effects beyond scheduled visits.
Study connected technologies without being tied to one hardware ecosystem. Combine device outputs with clinical data for comparative studies, technical evaluations and digital biomarker research.
Run programs across multiple teams, institutions and data sources. Coordinate projects, permissioned data access and shared workflows, without requiring a single device or data format.
Investigate health patterns across populations and over time. Combine consented physiological signals with clinical and participant-reported data for evidence beyond a single source.
Active research programs.
Clinical insight doesn't come from a single signal. It emerges where fragmented data converges.
Each research track unifies signals from wearables, imaging, and clinical records to generate insights that no single data source could reveal alone.
CardiologyCardiac Pattern Recognition & ECG-Science Development
Developing proprietary models that recognise cardiac patterns in ECG data, validated across multiple centers.
Radar-based vital signs in older adults, enabling continuous in-home monitoring without wearables.
RadarNephrologyPediatric Dialysis VO2 Max
Supine hand-cycle exercise during pediatric dialysis; response and VO2 max compared across the session.
ExercisePathologyVirtual Staining in Pathology Triage
Can HaloSight Stain separate samples that need physical staining from those diagnosable on H&E alone?
StainingSleep MedicineSmartwatch Sleep vs Polysomnography
Sleep staging, ECG, SpO2, respiratory rate and heart rate from a cuff-strap smartwatch, recorded against same-night polysomnography in sleep clinic patients.
We welcome inquiry from academic institutions, clinical research organizations, and health technology innovators whose work intersects with multimodal clinical science, wearable-derived digital biomarkers, or clinical decision support systems.