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R&D World: 10x Genomics CTO highlights partnership with CZI on Billion Cells Project
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CZI @ STAT Breakthrough Summit: Virtual cells might be closer than we think — thanks to AI
At Breakthrough West, Patricia Brennan and Gita Mahmoudabadi discussed TranscriptFormer, CZI’s new AI model trained on 112 million cells from 12 different species.
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Somite AI announces Series A to revolutionize cell therapy with AI-driven foundation models
This funding will help tackle key bottlenecks in cell therapy by using AI to make cell production faster, more reliable, and accessible to patients.
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GEN: CZI releases TranscriptFormer AI model — the cross-species cell atlas
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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.
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New tools to understand human health
CZI is supporting new ways to see inside cells, share research faster, and deepen our understanding of human biology to help accelerate scientific progress.
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Ground Truths podcast with Eric Topol: AI-powered virtual cells are ‘the Holy Grail of biology’
On the “Ground Truths” podcast, Eric Topol talks with Steve Quake and Charlotte Bunne about building AI-powered virtual cells — biology’s “holy grail.”
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Dr. Priscilla Chan on AI’s role in science at SXSW
How can AI help scientists predict cell behavior? At SXSW, Dr. Priscilla Chan explored the potential of AI-powered virtual cells in advancing biomedical research.
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Introducing openRxiv: A Q&A with Board Chair Scott Fraser
Preprints are changing science. In this Q&A, openRxiv Board Chair Scott Fraser explains how this new nonprofit will sustain bioRxiv, medRxix and open knowledge sharing.