Our Team
The science is only as strong
as the people behind it
LatusPet brings together founders, clinical veterinarians, and Oxford scientists united by a single goal: catching disease earlier, so pets live longer, healthier lives.
Founders & leadership
Built from Oxford.
Built for the clinic.
Dr. Bobo Nazarov
Founder
Founder, LatusPet. Applying metabolomics science to veterinary medicine. Leads the company's vision, strategy, and scientific partnerships.
Prof. Daniel Anthony
CSO
University of Oxford
Professor of Experimental Neuropathology at the University of Oxford and biotech entrepreneur. Expert in inflammation, biomarkers and multi-omics, translating cutting-edge science into precision diagnostics.
Dr. Simone Scociante
CVO
Veterinary surgeon and entrepreneur. Founder of Vet Hospital Firenze, advancing clinical excellence, veterinary innovation and hospital leadership.
Prof. Grant Churchill
Senior Advisor
University of Oxford
Professor of Chemical Pharmacology at the University of Oxford. Expert in cell signalling, chemical biology and translating scientific discoveries into innovative therapies.
Prof. Paul Finn
Senior Advisor
CSO of Oxford Drug Design and former pharmaceutical executive. Expert in AI-driven drug discovery, computational chemistry and precision medicine.
Dr. Hamed Nili
Lead AI Scientist
Machine-learning researcher with an Oxford and Cambridge background, leading the AI that finds disease signatures across SINO's hundreds of biomarkers.
Mohammad Sepehri
Lead AI Engineer
Machine-learning engineer building and deploying the models behind SINO, turning each sample's biomarker data into a clear, structured risk report.
In collaboration with
Built on institutional science
University of Oxford
Core metabolomics methodology, AI development, and scientific oversight
University of Pisa
Veterinary clinical research and species-specific validation
University of Barcelona
Veterinary clinical research and species-specific validation
Board Certified Veterinarians
Clinical co-development, real-world testing, and report usability
Want to learn more
about our work?
Read about the science behind SINO or get in touch with the team.