Last Updated: March 2026

1. Acceptance of Terms

By accessing the Zenith platform ("the Service"), you agree to be legally bound by these Institutional Terms of Service. If you representing an organization, you affirm authority to bind said entity to these protocols.

2. Licensing and SKU Tiers

Nilus Lab provides tiered access to the Zenith Platform based on organization type and intended use:

• Academic Tier: For non-commercial research by accredited institutions. Results must be published with attribution to Nilus Lab.
• Biotech Pilot: Licensed for commercial target prioritization in early-stage biotechnology firms.
• Pharma Enterprise: Full commercial licensing for large-scale therapeutic discovery, includes dedicated compute nodes (~285M Parameter Manifolds) and technical diligence support.

3. Limitation of Liability

Nilus Lab provides simulations as a decision-support system. While Zenith v26.4 achieves 99.8% model fidelity, results are computational predictions. Users are responsible for independent wet-lab validation (In-vitro/In-vivo).

1. Protocol Data Collection

We collect minimal personal metadata necessary for authentication, specifically institutional email address and encrypted password hash via Firebase/Google protocols.

2. Intellectual Property (IP)

Any parameters, gene sets, or protocol configurations uploaded to the IS-CHRP platform remain the exclusive intellectual property of the licensed user/organization. Nilus Lab does not use private simulation inputs for base-model training.

3. Institutional Telemetry

We collect anonymous system telemetry (e.g., vCPU load, inference latency) to ensure platform stability and node health across the Zenith cluster.

Nilus Lab Group is committed to full compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Institutional Data Rights

Users maintain the right to complete account erasure and simulation history purging. Request for data portability (JSON/CSV) are processed within 2 institutional business hours.

Data Residency

All institutional data is stored on nodes located within the European Economic Area (EEA) or jurisdictions with equivalent data protection protocols.