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We’re partnering with Paul Jankura to launch the biggest Protein Design Competition in the world, challenging people around the world to use AI to design new potential drug candidates for diseases that affect millions of lives. The competition will feature five challenges, each focused on a specific disease or biological mechanism. Compared to previous competitions, it will be a big step-up in complexity and scale to push the boundaries of AI-driven protein design. Together with Anthropic, we’re sponsoring over $1 million in experimental validation, making it possible to test more than 5,000 protein designs in our automated lab at no cost to participants. Anthropic is providing an additional $1 million in Claude credits. All experimental results will be published openly on Proteinbase, including designs that didn’t work, so anyone can access the data and build on what we learn. The competition is open to everyone and free to enter. It will feature 3 tracks: - Track 1 is aimed at expert protein designers, with up to 20 teams to be selected. - Track 2 is targeting life science academics and industry researchers. - Track 3 is open to everyone from tech enthusiasts to high-school students. By combining Anthropic’s models with access to our automated lab, we want to make it possible for anyone with a laptop and an internet connection to join the global effort to advance human health with AI. A big thanks to Modal for contributing compute for protein design and to Twist Bioscience for contributing the DNA for the experimental validation! Sign up link below -

We’re partnering with Paul Jankura to launch the biggest Protein Design Competition in the world, challenging people around the world to use AI to design new potential drug candidates for diseases that affect millions of lives. The competition will feature five challenges, each focused on a specific disease or biological mechanism. Compared to previous competitions, it will be a big step-up in complexity and scale to push the boundaries of AI-driven protein design. Together with Anthropic, we’re sponsoring over $1 million in experimental validation, making it possible to test more than 5,000 protein designs in our automated lab at no cost to participants. Anthropic is providing an additional $1 million in Claude credits. All experimental results will be published openly on Proteinbase, including designs that didn’t work, so anyone can access the data and build on what we learn. The competition is open to everyone and free to enter. It will feature 3 tracks: - Track 1 is aimed at expert protein designers, with up to 20 teams to be selected. - Track 2 is targeting life science academics and industry researchers. - Track 3 is open to everyone from tech enthusiasts to high-school students. By combining Anthropic’s models with access to our automated lab, we want to make it possible for anyone with a laptop and an internet connection to join the global effort to advance human health with AI. A big thanks to Modal for contributing compute for protein design and to Twist Bioscience for contributing the DNA for the experimental validation! Sign up link below -

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We're launching Challenge 1 of the Anthropic x Adaptyv Protein Design Competition on Proteinbase: design a conditional binder to EGFR, a key cancer target. The goal: bind EGFR under the acidic conditions of the tumor environment, but not at the normal pH around healthy cells. Moreover, the proteins must bind to both the human and the mouse variant of EGFR to support easier preclinical testing

We're launching Challenge 1 of the Anthropic x Adaptyv Protein Design Competition on Proteinbase: design a conditional binder to EGFR, a key cancer target. The goal: bind EGFR under the acidic conditions of the tumor environment, but not at the normal pH around healthy cells. Moreover, the proteins must bind to both the human and the mouse variant of EGFR to support easier preclinical testing

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Announcing Challenge 2 of the Anthropic x Adaptyv Protein Design Competition! Humira, the best-selling drug ever, blocks TNF-α, an inflammation marker protein that’s overexpressed in rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn’s disease. In this challenge, the goal is to make a better binder for TNF-α that also releases selectively at pH 6.0 in the endosome of cells to improve drug half-life. The protein must also bind both human and mouse TNF-α, making it easier to test the same design in preclinical models.

Announcing Challenge 2 of the Anthropic x Adaptyv Protein Design Competition! Humira, the best-selling drug ever, blocks TNF-α, an inflammation marker protein that’s overexpressed in rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn’s disease. In this challenge, the goal is to make a better binder for TNF-α that also releases selectively at pH 6.0 in the endosome of cells to improve drug half-life. The protein must also bind both human and mouse TNF-α, making it easier to test the same design in preclinical models.

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Today we're dropping the "beta" tag from Adaptyv, launching our new website and announcing our $8M seed round. When we started Adaptyv a few years ago, our core belief was: AI models for biology are only as good as the experimental data they're trained on and the hypotheses they can test in the real world. Now, after a year of working with many great partners, we’ve scaled our infrastructure to the point that we're now open to anyone who wants to use our platform! Overall, this year, over 30 companies started using Adaptyv to validate their protein designs - from some of the biggest pharmas to frontier AI labs to many, many techbio startups. We've run hundreds of experiments, tested well over 10,000 proteins this year and are generating the data that validates the best AI models currently in development.

Today we're dropping the "beta" tag from Adaptyv, launching our new website and announcing our $8M seed round. When we started Adaptyv a few years ago, our core belief was: AI models for biology are only as good as the experimental data they're trained on and the hypotheses they can test in the real world. Now, after a year of working with many great partners, we’ve scaled our infrastructure to the point that we're now open to anyone who wants to use our platform! Overall, this year, over 30 companies started using Adaptyv to validate their protein designs - from some of the biggest pharmas to frontier AI labs to many, many techbio startups. We've run hundreds of experiments, tested well over 10,000 proteins this year and are generating the data that validates the best AI models currently in development.

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