Anthropic just released Claude Science in beta, an all-in-one desktop workbench for researchers on macOS and Linux. The app pulls together over 60 scientific connectors across genomics, chemistry, and HPC compute, complete with a built-in reviewer agent that catches calculation errors and bad citations. It is available now for Claude paid subscribers.
NVIDIA just launched the BioNeMo Agent Toolkit, packaging its decade-long life sciences libraries and models into tools AI agents can call directly. Instead of guessing biological rules, agents can now run virtual screening in minutes, handle genomic analysis, and design proteins. Anthropic and OpenAI are already integrating it, while over 50 biopharma and tech companies have begun adopting the stack.
Nvidia just launched its generative AI drug discovery platform, BioNeMo, on AWS via Amazon SageMaker and ParallelCluster. Researchers can scale digital biology models like ESM-2 across up to 512 H100 GPUs, cutting training runs from a month down to just a few days. Why it matters: Biotech teams can now fine-tune foundation models directly on their proprietary lab data using standard AWS cloud infrastructure.
