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Inside Precision Medicine: Mogwai masters — CZI’s GREmLN is transforming AI to think like biology
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GEN: CZI’s AI model captures gene networks to address disease
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New CZI AI Model Could Help Scientists Pinpoint Signs of Cancer Cells
CZI announced its latest AI model, GREmLN, aimed at helping researchers better understand how cells behave by focusing on the key networks that control cell behavior
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Teaching AI To Think Like A Cell
GREmLN, a new kind of AI model, is trained in ‘molecular logic’ and could unlock new frontiers in cancer research.
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Ground Truths: New Center for Pediatric CRISPR Cures
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Why we’re going all in on biology and AI
From virtual cells to virtual staining, Priscilla Chan highlights how AI models are helping researchers understand biology like never before.
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Stanley P. Reimann Honor Award bestowed upon renowned biologist Andrea Califano
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A Gene Known for Its Role in Heart Disease Also Drives Metastasis in Breast Cancer
When researchers looked for inherited genes linked with survival among breast cancer patients, they turned up a variant responsible for an entirely different health problem: artery-clogging cholesterol.
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TranscriptFormer: A generative cross-species cell atlas across 1.5 billion years of evolution
Explore how researchers can use TranscriptFormer, a generative AI model trained on over 12 million cells from 12 species across 1.5 billion years of evolution.
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AI has entered the biology chat
TranscriptFormer is a new AI model at the nexus of AI and cell biology, helping scientists explore cross-species biology. Explore an interview with two of its builders.
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4 scientific grand challenges to transform human health at the intersection of AI and biology
We set an audacious mission to advance the science and technology that will make it possible to cure, prevent and manage all disease by the end of this century.
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Marc Malandro, Sandy Schmid on how CZI is using collaboration and technology to accelerate discovery
CZI and Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Network leaders shared a bold vision for the future of science at the Biocom California Converge Summit.