Luba Greenwood joins Cytosurge’s Board of Directors to support the company’s next phase of commercial growth and scientific progress as Cytosurge builds the causal data foundation for AI-driven drug discovery.
ZURICH, Switzerland – July 20, 2026 - Cytosurge, the pioneer of Same-Cell Biology, announces the election of Luba Greenwood, J.D., to its Board of Directors, effective July 9, 2026. Greenwood is a distinguished veteran biotech executive, investor, and company builder with deep experience spanning biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, deep technology, life sciences, and artificial intelligence. She joins as Cytosurge scales its proprietary technology platform, service offerings, and commercial reach, while expanding its generation of causal biological data to fuel next-generation AI-driven drug discovery.
Greenwood brings decades of leadership experience, currently serving as CEO of Mwyngil Therapeutics and holding prominent board seats including MassBio. Her extensive background in venture capital, including founding and running Dana-Farber's venture fund, will be instrumental as Cytosurge expands its US footprint and engages strategic investors to support its next phase of growth.
Cytosurge aims to solve a critical bottleneck in AI drug discovery: the reliance on endpoint data that captures correlation rather than causation. Through its patented FluidFM® technology powering the FluidFM® OMNIUM platform, Cytosurge safely biopsies a living cell without killing it to generate same-cell data. By providing a true before-and-after readout of the exact same living cell following a perturbation, Cytosurge is launching the era of Same-Cell Biology.
"I'm honored to accept this role at Cytosurge, a company pioneering a new category of research: Same-Cell Biology," said Luba Greenwood. "This approach measures a living cell before and after intervention, turning cellular uncertainty into causal evidence. Behind it is a team of engineers, biologists, and data scientists united by one conviction: that understanding how individual cells respond to intervention is the foundation better medicines depend on.”
"Every AI lab racing to simulate biology is about to hit the same wall: their models train on endpoint data that captures correlation, not causation, a major reason why most drug candidates still fail in the clinic. No amount of scale or computing fixes that. Cytosurge, with its proprietary technology and forward-looking team, is positioned to generate the missing ingredient: true causal data. Whoever accumulates it first owns the layer beneath all of digital biology,” added Greenwood.
"We are thrilled to welcome Luba at such a pivotal moment," said Simon Egli, CEO of Cytosurge. "As AI drug discovery matures, the industry is realizing that computing power alone can't close the causal gap. Luba's expertise makes her the ideal partner as we grow our platform and expand our footprint, particularly in the US market."
