BioPhys-Bridge benchmark released for evidence‑grounded biophysical reasoning
A new benchmark called BioPhys-Bridge has been introduced to test language models on interdisciplinary scientific reasoning in biophysics. Each case requires models to ground answers in source evidence, quantitative physics equations, and biological mechanisms. The initial release provides 500 cases and 1,517 agent‑facing tasks, spanning six biological domains and nine families of physical…
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- BioPhys-Bridge contains 500 cases and 1,517 agent‑facing tasks across six biology domains and nine physics model families.
- DeepSeek‑V4‑Flash achieved the highest evidence‑ID F1 score of 0.360 on the benchmark.
- Dataset includes strict quality gates, expert review for 81 cases, and code released on GitHub and Hugging Face.
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