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Iron-rich immune cells help homing pigeons navigate

Hacker News Top · 4d ago

Iron-rich immune cells in homing pigeons may play a key role in their navigational abilities, according to new research.

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Severed sea cucumber appendages don't seem to die

Ars Technica · 5d ago Cached

Scientists discovered that severed appendages from the sea cucumber Psolus fabricii can survive indefinitely in seawater, reorganizing their tissues and even growing. This phenomenon, termed LiPfe, represents a naturally occurring tissue immortality.

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@SylvainGariel: Took me a while to figure out what all the ESMFold2 rage was about. At first, the benchmarking data didn't look super r…

X AI KOLs Following · 5d ago Cached

ESMFold2 is an open-source AI model for protein structure prediction that achieves state-of-the-art performance on protein interactions and antibodies, with a massive structure database (ESM Atlas).

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@Nature: A newly released AI tool has generated an atlas of more than one billion predicted protein structures and billions more…

X AI KOLs Following · 2026-05-27 Cached

A newly released AI tool has generated an atlas of over one billion predicted protein structures and sequences.

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Why is almost everyone right-handed?

Hacker News Top · 2026-05-19

This article explores the scientific reasons behind why most people are right-handed, covering theories from brain lateralization to evolutionary advantage.

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Opening new paths in aging research

Google DeepMind Blog · 2026-05-16 Cached

Calico Life Sciences uses Google DeepMind's Co‑Scientist to connect scattered findings in aging biology and generate testable hypotheses, such as a novel hypothesis about ISR regulation by metabolism.

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The bird eye was pushed to an evolutionary extreme

Hacker News Top · 2026-05-14 Cached

New research published in Nature reveals that bird retinas survive without oxygen by using anaerobic glycolysis, solving a long-standing paradox of how one of the most metabolically active tissues functions without blood perfusion.

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@DilumSanjaya: Fun interactive science app ideas | Part 3 Played around with generating 3D biological structures and made an app to ex…

X AI KOLs Timeline · 2026-05-09 Cached

Dilum Sanjaya demonstrates an interactive app for exploring 3D biological structures, leveraging AI models like Gemini and GPT for UI design and code generation.

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@pdhsu: Beautiful work - the Weissman lab at MIT strikes again!

X AI KOLs Following · 2026-05-09

The article highlights research from the Weissman lab at MIT, praising their recent contributions.

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@OpenAI: To go deeper on our new Life Sciences model series, research lead @joyjiao12 and product lead Yunyun Wang joined @Andre…

X AI KOLs · 2026-04-17 Cached

OpenAI announced a new Life Sciences model series designed for biology, drug discovery, and translational medicine, with research and product leads discussing the development approach on the OpenAI Podcast.

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@OpenAI: Introducing GPT-Rosalind, our frontier reasoning model built to support research across biology, drug discovery, and tr…

X AI KOLs · 2026-04-16 Cached

OpenAI introduces GPT-Rosalind, a frontier reasoning model specifically designed to support research in biology, drug discovery, and translational medicine.

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Towards Autonomous Mechanistic Reasoning in Virtual Cells

Hugging Face Daily Papers · 2026-04-14 Cached

This paper introduces VCR-Agent, a multi-agent framework that enhances large language models for biological research by generating and validating mechanistic explanations using structured formalism and the VC-TRACES dataset. The approach improves factual precision in gene expression prediction through verified mechanistic reasoning in virtual cells.

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Kākāpō parrots

Simon Willison's Blog · 2026-04-10 Cached

A note about kākāpō parrots with a sponsorship pitch for a monthly LLM briefing.

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Preparing for future AI risks in biology

OpenAI Blog · 2025-06-18 Cached

OpenAI publishes a comprehensive approach to managing dual-use risks from advanced AI models in biology, outlining strategies for enabling beneficial scientific discovery while preventing misuse for bioweapons development through expert collaboration, model training, detection systems, and security controls.

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