AI for Science
From biological questions to computational workflows.
We’re building a shared platform where scientists and engineers define biological problems and develop reproducible analyses.
A model ranks a hundred variants.
A142V scores 0.91. The next one, 0.90. Why?
We keep the reasons with the result.
So your team knows why, before the bench.
- Trainingwhat 0.91 was optimised for
- Assumptionswhat the score takes for granted
- Your assayevidence the model never saw
Predictions are cheap. Decisions are not.
One example: someone still has to work out why one candidate ranks above another.
A ranked list, as it arrives at the lab
| Rank | Variant | Model score |
|---|---|---|
| 15 | L72F/A142V | 0.94 |
| 16 | D88N | 0.93 |
| 17 | A142V | 0.91 |
| 18 | A142V/T201S | 0.90 |
| 19 | G57S | 0.90 |
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- What does 0.91 measure?The training code
- What did the model see?The preprocessing
- What does it assume?Someone’s memory
- Does it fit our assay?Your protocol
- Why 17 and not 18?Nowhere. 0.01 apart.
The answers exist. They don’t travel with the score.
A prediction is one step in a loop.
Before it: a question, data and assumptions. After it: an experiment and new evidence.
We work from the question to the analysis.
What we do
From the question to software your team owns.
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Understand the science
Agree on the question, what the data mean and which assumptions matter.
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Build the analysis
Turn that shared understanding into a tested workflow, with appropriate explainability methods and clear limitations.
Our research combines specialised LLMs and explainable AI for biomolecular science.
How a project runsNo plan needed.
Bring what you have. We start from there.
A biological question
Which candidates should we test next?
A dataset
Is this enough data for a model?
An existing model
Can we trust it on our targets?
A stuck workflow
Can this notebook become a pipeline?
Articles
Notes on biomolecular AI and interpretability.
- When Hypotheses Become Abundant
- When a prediction reaches the bench
- What does it mean to understand a biomolecular AI model?