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  • GEN: Virtual Cells Go Multiscale to Predict Complex Biology

    AI models inform therapeutics that can restore diseased cells to healthy states

  • Protein Modeling, Cell Imaging and Patient-Powered Science: Reflections on Biohub’s Start to the Year

    Co-founder Priscilla Chan shares reflections following Aspen Ideas: Health on the models, tools, and people driving Biohub's progress this year.

  • Nature: Move over, AlphaFold: open source model predicts shape of 1 billion proteins

    The new open-source atlas, generated by an AI tool called ESMFold2, vastly increases the known protein universe.

  • Biohub releases a world model of protein biology

    Biohub’s open models map the protein universe and design functional binders with therapeutic-level affinity in the lab.

  • Axios Exclusive: Zuckerberg-backed Biohub bets $500M on AI biology

  • Time: If AI Can Model Cells, Science Can Deliver Cures

  • Crowdsourcing to solve problems in CryoET

    The CZ Imaging Institute hosted a machine learning competition to streamline cryoET data analysis, and achieved milestones in the field along the way

  • New cell atlas reveals biological secrets of the mouse lemur – and its close link to human health

    ‘Tabula Microcebus’ cell atlas is an unprecedented, data-rich tool to explore health, disease, and evolution

  • Location, location: Researchers map proteins across human cells

    Organelle Profiling, developed by CZ Biohub San Francisco scientists, is a new tool to understand cells at an unprecedented level of detail

  • Scientists Create Comprehensive Map of Protein Locations within Human Cells

    New method precisely defines the locations of proteins within cells, and brings new insights into how cells respond to infections and other changing circumstances.

  • Introducing early access to the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative’s platform for AI cell models

    Discover our new, centralized platform offering early access to AI-powered cell models and datasets, designed to simplify collaboration and accelerate biological research breakthroughs.

  • New report highlights impact of open-source software