Xeno Genomics today announced the formal opening of its new advanced research facility at Herzog Research Park in Hermann, Missouri. The site represents the company’s largest research infrastructure expansion to date and establishes Hermann as a central operating location for Xeno’s next phase of growth.
The facility integrates genomic research laboratories, computational biology, research informatics, technical engineering and controlled experimental environments. Its shared infrastructure is designed to support programs that move continuously between biological measurement, modeling, engineering and validation.
“The Hermann facility was built around the way our teams actually work,” Xeno said. “It gives us a common operating environment for research programs that depend on continuity across disciplines and over time.”
Initial laboratory and technical groups are now transitioning into the facility. Additional program moves will continue in stages as specialized environments complete operational validation.
The opening follows MorganX’s acquisition of Xeno in October 2025 and a subsequent expansion program announced in January. Herzog Research Park was selected as the new research location in March.
Xeno expects initial research operations at the Hermann campus to begin this summer.