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ESM Cambrian: Revealing the mysteries of proteins with unsupervised learning
ESM Cambrian is a next-generation language model trained on protein sequences at the scale of life on Earth, defining a new state of the art for protein representation learning.
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The power of patients driving science forward
Discover how Rare As One patient-led groups are reshaping rare disease research with registries, biobanks, research tools, community resources, and more.
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CryoET Data Portal featured in Nature Methods, new AI/ML challenge, and AreTomo3 software update
Learn more about the latest from the CZ Imaging Institute
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Family loss spurs quest for knowledge
For CZ Biohub San Francisco research associate Rodrigo Baltazar-Nuñez, science is personal
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How Biohub collaboration helped unravel a medical mystery
Priscilla Chan shares how the CZ Biohub model can advance discoveries with AI in imaging, immune cell research and more, unlocking a better understanding of health and disease.
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Everything everywhere all at once: ‘Zebrahub’ tracks development like never before
A ‘Google Earth’ of embryology, CZ Biohub San Francisco's zebrafish cell atlas brings a new vision to developmental biology
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The future is now: 4 insights from CZ Biohub Chicago’s inaugural scientific conference
Researchers gathered to discuss trends and technologies that will enable biological research
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Nobel Laureate David Baker, colleagues design proteins for advanced microscopy
David Baker’s 2024 Nobel Prize-winning work is being used in collaboration with Julia Mahamid to design new self-assembling protein labels for electron microscopy.
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Exploring new frontiers in AI-driven biomedical research
CZI and CZ Biohub Network Head of Science Steve Quake shares his insights on how basic science could accelerate discovery.
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Bioengineering immune cells to treat cancer, neurodegenerative disease, and more
Two Investigators share how their projects will leverage immune cells to detect cancer and neurodegenerative diseases sooner.
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Our Rare Disease Network goes global
Meet our new international grantees and discover how they bring new perspectives to the Rare As One Network to address the global challenges of rare disease
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Priscilla Chan, Stephen Quake discuss accelerating science with AI at Stanford’s Big Ideas in Medicine
Priscilla Chan and Stephen Quake speak at Stanford’s Big Ideas in Medicine Conference about building one of the world’s largest AI clusters for nonprofit life science research.