Artificial intelligence has already demonstrated great promise in many aspects of biomedical research, from accelerating scientific discovery to speeding the translation of biological insights into new therapies. Scripps Research today announced it has received a significant award of in-kind compute power from the Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang Foundation to advance the adoption of AI into biomedicine and help realize its potential. The grant, totaling more than 14 million hours of compute time, is provided through the Huang Foundation's partnership with CoreWeave using NVIDIA GPUs.

Frontiers’ AI in Science Enablers pledge opens today. The pledge includes AI-powered data curation for 1,000 Horizon Europe datasets and 100 FAIR2 Data Publication Grants for early-career researchers, helping turn research data into peer-reviewed, citable outputs that are better prepared for reuse and AI applications.

Professor Yoonsu Park’s team in the Department of Chemistry automated the entire process from mixing raw materials to synthesis and analysis. The platform continuously produces compounds needed for drug development, showing the potential to increase production volume. The technology is expected to reduce the burden of repetitive experiments and help secure a wider range of drug candidates.

This review evaluates China's first basin-scale aquatic ecosystem monitoring pilot in the Yangtze River Basin and demonstrates that shifting from chemical water-quality compliance to integrated, classification-based ecosystem assessment can support measurable ecological recovery. The review shows how tailoring indicators and targets to distinct rivers, lakes, and reservoirs across the basin can help guide targeted restoration and produce tangible results.

Biofilms grown on plywood contained more microorganisms and a greater enrichment of bacteria associated with hydrocarbon degradation than those grown on plastic or marble.

As Earth’s orbital traffic reaches an all-time high, a West Virginia University researcher is working to sharpen space weather forecasting, and protect satellites and the services that depend on them from devastating solar disruptions.

HistoIndex, a pioneer in AI-driven digital pathology for fibrotic diseases, and the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore’s lead public sector R&D agency, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the preclinical evaluation and characterization of therapeutic candidates for various fibrotic diseases, including cancer-associated fibrosis.

A robot artificial intelligence (AI) system has been developed that can understand human instructions, predict what a scene will look like after an action, and then carry out the task. Rather than simply translating instructions into physical movements, the technology also uses the anticipated outcomes of those actions to control the robot.