Ten years ago, Sajith Wickramasekara dropped out of the Computer Science program at MIT to build something new: a software company that helps life science researchers better organize their lab work.

Sajith Wickramasekara was just 24 when he made the cut for the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for his biotech R&D startup, Benchling. Today, Wickramasekara joins the ranks of unicorn founders as Benchling ...

Sajith Wickramasekara, Benchling’s CEO and co-founder. Eight months after enabling its R&D cloud to support FDA-regulated work done in later stages of biopharma product development, Benchling has ...

After collecting $300 million across two venture capital rounds last year, R&D cloud software developer Benchling is starting to spend some of that cash by making its first acquisition. The company ...