New York City | Claude for Life Sciences

Predicting a structure takes seconds now. Deciding which binding pocket is worth a program still takes months. We are spending an evening in that gap. This one is hands-on and anchored in oncology. Early on, a computational biologist from a leading New York research institute opens a blank screen and works through a live analysis in front of the room: protein mutation analysis first, then scanning drug candidates. None of it is rehearsed. You will watch it get stuck in places, and honestly th...