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| 07.10.2026 | Biohub, DOE, NIH And Partners Commit $1.8 Billion To Build AI-Ready Biology Data | Biohub, the U.S. Department of Energy, the National Institutes of Health and private-sector partners have announced a coordinated $1.8 billion commitment of funding, data, computing resources and measurement technology to create foundationa... |
| 07.10.2026 | Zuckerberg’s Biohub lands Google and U.S. Government backing for $1.8 billion AI biology push | Mark Zuckerberg’s Biohub has pulled Google, Meta, and the U.S. government into a $1.8 billion effort to generate the biological data needed to train AI systems that can predict how living cells behave. The project, called the Virtual Biolog... |
| 25.06.2026 | Chan Zuckerberg Initiative’s Biohub to open new rare disease funding round | Chan Zuckerberg Initiative’s Biohub will open a fourth round of Rare As One funding this fall, targeting patient-led groups working in rare pulmonary and immune diseases, and rare cancers. The program is also expanding its partnership with ... |
| 07.05.2026 | Rare disease families find roadmap to drug development at bootcamps | Rare disease families are increasingly driving research efforts to find treatments for their children. Ultragenyx’s Rare Bootcamp gives advocates a roadmap for navigating drug development. The program has helped connect families with resear... |
| 23.03.2026 | UCSF and Biohub Scientists Develop New Material to Grow More Consistent Lab Organs | Scientists at UC San Francisco and Biohub have developed a seaweed-derived material that helps miniature lab-grown organs form more consistently, a development researchers say could advance disease research and move medicine closer to manuf... |
| - | Biohub | Новый раунд: $300M // Всего: $300M |
| - | Scientists Grow Functional Human Gut Tissue With Its Own Nervous System | Scientists at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center have developed a new method for growing large-scale human gastrointestinal tissue in the laboratory, one that spontaneously generates its own functional nervous system without requ... |