ResearchClaude

Anthropic invites life scientists to use Claude

Original title: Open call for guest investigators in the life sciences

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What it is: Anthropic has launched an open call for guest investigators in the life sciences to work on special projects. Selected researchers will collaborate with Anthropic to use Claude for scientific investigations.
How it works: Research groups can submit a project proposal. Selected investigators will work with Anthropic researchers for 8 to 12 weeks, and Anthropic will run its models at no cost to them.
Where it is available: This program is open to principal investigators and research groups at academic institutions, nonprofits, or government labs.
Example: A project could focus on investigating key questions in drug discovery or clinical science.

What it is: Anthropic is inviting life sciences researchers to apply for a collaborative program to use Claude for molecular biology, chemistry, and clinical research.
How it works: Selected teams will collaborate with Anthropic researchers for 8 to 12 weeks to produce analyses, tools, and open-source data and code. Anthropic runs its models and harnesses at no cost, and investigators retain all rights to their data.
Where it is available: The program applies to researchers at academic institutions, nonprofits, or government labs, with applications open for approximately 14 days.
Example: An investigator could use the collaboration to analyze structural and computational molecular biology or causal human biology.

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Open call for guest investigators in the life sciences