Laboratory Environments
Flexible experimental spaces designed for genomics, biological systems work and controlled research workflows.
Xeno Genomics / Hermann Research Operations
Xeno’s Hermann research operations occupy Research Sector B within Herzog Research Park in Hermann, Missouri, integrating laboratory, computational and advanced technical operations.

Operational since 2026
The Hermann facility was developed to support Xeno programs that depend on close coordination between laboratory science, research computing and technical engineering.
Capabilities
Rather than separate laboratory and computational functions into isolated footprints, the Hermann site is organized around shared data, technical and experimental infrastructure.
Flexible experimental spaces designed for genomics, biological systems work and controlled research workflows.
High-capacity analysis environments supporting genomic processing, modeling and research informatics.
Integrated systems supporting instrumentation, automation, environmental control and research continuity.
Dedicated infrastructure for long-duration and cross-disciplinary research programs.
Herzog Research Park
Xeno operates as a major research sector within Herzog Research Park. The campus provides the physical and technical framework for Xeno’s continuing expansion in Hermann.
The relationship allows Xeno teams to operate inside a larger research environment while maintaining dedicated scientific, computational and operational systems.
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