Hugging Face and universities launch ProtoStar to make open science reusable by AI
The initiative will help institutions publish scientific datasets, models and code in usable formats.
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Research results need context about methods, evaluation conditions and limitations. This section follows advances in AI and its scientific applications, from new benchmarks and techniques to work in biology and other fields. Read what the researchers report, what the evidence establishes and what still needs independent testing.
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The initiative will help institutions publish scientific datasets, models and code in usable formats.
NVIDIA describes an Allen Telescope Array system that connects agent commands to observation and live data processing.
Meta is providing $2 million in grants, model access and researcher support to five U.S. universities studying medical and scientific applications.
Anthropic says it is working with six life-sciences organizations and has begun internal drug-discovery programs to test Claude across research, molecule design, clinical planning and operations.
Google Research described human-directed AI agents designing and testing biological binders across iterative laboratory rounds.
Anthropic reports that an LLM-guided search produced lower-cost circuits on seven of eight benchmark tasks.
Danaher plans to scale its first AI-powered autonomous lab in early 2027, combining models, robotics and multiple operating-company technologies to design and test affinity reagents.
Google DeepMind introduced SynthID Bio, a proof-of-concept for embedding provenance signals in AI-generated protein sequences and structures while aiming to preserve biological function.
Carnegie Mellon researchers introduced LAMP, which combines learned local manipulation with search-based planning for multi-robot work in cluttered spaces.
Anthropic says Claude agents helped its life-sciences team identify an uncharacterized array-associated reverse transcriptase system in bacteriophages.
ETH Zurich reports a five-fingered robotic hand that crawls, recovers from falls and interacts with objects by treating its fingers as legs; the disclosed figures remain lab-specific.
Rhoda reports that larger models and more web-video pre-training improve a real-robot manipulation task, while warning that the measured relationship is not causal or broadly validated.
NVIDIA added CUDA-Q Logical to its open-source quantum stack for fault-tolerant system design.
An arXiv preprint introduces a Power Flexibility Index for adapting AI-training schedules to changing power budgets.
IBM and NASA have released an open-source foundation model for lunar science, alongside machine-learning-ready data assembled from multiple missions.
OpenAI’s latest Applied AI case study follows César de la Fuente’s University of Pennsylvania lab as it combines its own deep-learning models with ChatGPT and Codex to search living and extinct genomes for potential antimicrobial molecules.