Nature Machine Learning previews Biological foundation models
Nature Machine Learning published a preview of its upcoming article on biological foundation models. The piece references prior research, including studies from Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA, Science, Nat. Methods, and Nature, to outline how these models learn general patterns from broad biological data. The authors highlight potential applications across various tasks but do not introduce new…
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- References prior studies from *Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA*, *Science*, *Nat. Methods*, and *Nature* to define biological foundation models
- Preview is subscription-only content, with full access priced at USD 39.95 per article on SpringerLink
- No new research or model releases are announced—only a literature review and preview
The article cites works like Rives et al. (2021), Lin et al. (2023), and Archit et al. (2025) to contextualize the field. It also notes Ahlmann-Eltze et al. (2025) and Boiarsky et al. (2024) as relevant contributions. The preview is part of subscription content, with full access requiring institutional or paid subscription. No new experiments or model releases are announced.
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