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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.
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How open source software is transforming biomedicine
Open source software is essential for scientific discovery. Explore highlights from our open science program’s recent impact report and gain insights from our grantee community.
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How technology is democratizing genetic research for rare diseases
Discover how a new genetic prevalence estimate calculator can support advancements and new insights for rare disease research.
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Exploring the ‘digital age of biology’ with CZI’s science technology team
Explore key takeaways from CZI’s recent science technology convening, where attendees discussed how advances in AI can uncover fundamental properties of human biology.
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ESM3: Simulating 500 million years of evolution with a language model
ESM3 is the first generative model for biology that simultaneously reasons over the sequence, structure, and function of proteins.
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Solving bottlenecks in cryoET with machine learning
CZ Imaging Institute scientists mark milestone achievement with annotation of over 13,000 tomograms in just 3.5 days
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At the intersection of machine learning and life science
Yasin Şenbabaoğlu, CZ Biohub SF’s new Director of Computational Biology, is working to reveal hidden patterns in health and disease
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Blazing new trails
A rock-climbing scientist brings his exploratory spirit to science and medicine
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Piecing together new technologies for biomedicine
A conversation with new CZ Biohub Chicago group leader, Daniel Wang
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How AI can uncover the laws of biology
Priscilla Chan reflects on CZI’s AI strategy for science, including the organization’s vision to build predictive models of cells to help scientists understand health and disease.
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A special visit with a nonagenarian expert in pathogenic amoebae
Brain-eating amoeba brings together researchers from CZ Biohub SF, UCSF, and the California Department of Public Health
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Riddle of the sphinx
Probing the sphinx tile to explore geometry and chirality in life