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Allen Institute
Accelerating science for a healthier world.
About Allen Institute
We do science differently—bigger, bolder, and built to be shared with the world. From mapping every cell in the brain to decoding how the immune system fights disease and beyond, we operate at a scale designed to generate resources the entire scientific community can build on. Our commitment to open science means every breakthrough belongs to everyone.
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Research & Knowledge
Allen Institute announced that its Cell Line of the Week is a combination of fibrillarin and nucleophosmin, illuminating the nucleolus.
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Research & Knowledge
Allen Institute made its human induced pluripotent stem cell lines and plasmids fluorescently tagged to illuminate structures available for scientific discovery.
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Presence & Recognition
Allen Institute, University of Washington Medicine, and Fred Hutch launched AI BioDesign to put AI directly into the loop of biological discovery
Reported by Andy Hickl
Products & Services
Allen Institute launched AI BioDesign, a new accelerator in collaboration with UW Medicine and Fred Hutch with support from Fund for Science and Technology.
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Partnerships
Allen Institute, the University of Washington, and Fred Hutch Cancer Center announced AI BioDesign, a new accelerator that pairs experimental biology with AI to learn the rules nature uses to build life.
Reported by Hongkui Zeng
Presence & Recognition
Allen Institute announced a new AI research project titled Nature Code.
Reported by Arden Yang
Research & Knowledge
Allen Institute is developing a new AI model to design biology.
Reported by Arden Yang
People
Allen Institute is searching for a Scientific Communications & Engagement Partner to expand the reach and impact of its immunology discoveries, datasets, and initiatives.
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Presence & Recognition
Allen Institute will continue its round-table discussion about analysis for the OpenScope Community project tomorrow at 9AM PST.
Reported by Jerome Lecoq