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Learning to ‘speak amino acid’: How language models can change our approach to medicine

In the last year, artificial intelligence–based language models, like the now-famous ChatGPT, have made a splash in the public consciousness. Such programs, which work by predicting the most likely next word in a sentence, have gained notoriety for their ...

Our People May 15, 2023

High Risk, High Reward: Shana Kelley on Building a New Biohub

Although Shana Kelley has started four companies, in each case her goal as a founding scientist was to get them set up, hand them off to a CEO, and get out of the way — she had no interest in running a company. But launching a Biohub, she says, is ...

Our People December 22, 2022

For Biohub’s newest research associate, a different kind of gap year

When her grandfather came home from the hospital after having a stroke, Leila Njoya was thrilled to have him back at the dinner table. She went to bed that night feeling relieved that he was well enough for doctors to send him home. But the next morning she ...

Our People November 14, 2022

Creator of Biohub’s ‘cytoself’ protein-localization method named 2022 STAT Wunderkind

Hirofumi “Hiro” Kobayashi, who recently completed a two-and-a-half-year stint as a Research Fellow in the Biohub’s Organismal Architecture Group led by Loïc Royer, has been named a 2022 “Wunderkind” by STAT, a national media outlet covering ...

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