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Cerebral Valley · Anthropic · 2026-07-07 to 2026-07-14

Built with Claude: Life Sciences

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299
Winners
7
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88%

Winners

Finalist

Jaymin

I used Claude to train a protein language model that can generate an extremophilic version of any enzyme, maintaining its function, while allowing it to survive extreme temperatures, pH, salinity, etc.

science
Finalist

Faith Ogundimu

Diffuse midline glioma is a paediatric brainstem cancer that is almost uniformly fatal: about ninety percent of children die within two years, and the first systemic drug, approved in 2025, does not cure.

healthscience

All other submissions

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PerturbGate

PerturbGate is an open-data, reproducible pipeline that turns a genome-scale primary human CD4 T-cell Perturb-seq screen into evidence-gated mechanism hypotheses — not another ranking of hits.

sciencehealth

Verastar

Verastar is a morning literature harness built by and for a busy vascular surgeon who can't read the hundreds of papers published in her field each month, yet can't afford to miss them.

healthscience

SecondLook

SecondLook is a trust layer for an AI basal cell carcinoma detector, built for a dermatopathologist, Mohs surgeon, or dermatologist reading skin-pathology slides under real clinic load, where long days and fatigue nudge

healthvision

Stanza

I built Stanza to chase a frustrating question: when a resistance mutation kills a cancer drug, can you get to a redesigned molecule in minutes instead of years?

healthscience

PaedScale

PaedScale — a starting pediatric dose from adult pharmacokinetics, with a cited rationale Most drugs are never trialed in children, so when a kid needs one that has no pediatric label, clinicians extrapolate the dose by

healthagents

Oocytezero

OocyteZero asks a concrete question behind a disease that affects up to 1 in 8 women: can today's DNA-reading AI models name the single causal base at an unsolved PMOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) genetic locus?

healthscience

CREative

To understand how Alzheimer’s disease reshapes the brain’s regulatory landscape cell type by cell type, I used Claude Science to analyze Droplet Paired-Tag data from 10 donors across the hippocampus and cerebellum.

healthscience

Anuj Dev Singh

I tested a specific, high-stakes question for disease genetics: can today's best sequence-to-function deep-learning models (AlphaGenome, Borzoi, and the DeepSEA/Basset lineage) predict the DIRECTION — up or down — of a n

sciencehealth

Claudician

I built Clinical Digital Twin, an open-source R system (Shiny/plotly dashboard, plumber API, SQLite, and a Telegram bot powered by Claude) that gives clinicians in elder-care institutions a personalized, interpretable mo

healthagents

OPUS-ET-AGENT

OPUS-ET-AGENT: agent-conducted cryo-electron tomography Cryo-electron tomography (cryo-ET) is the only technique that resolves macromolecules at near-molecular detail inside intact cells.

scienceagents

Kilian Maire

Repertoire2Structure (R2S) is a multi agent pipeline, orchestrated by Claude, that turns a raw 10x single cell TCR repertoire into QC'd predicted TCR to peptide MHC structures for its top clonotypes, with honest specific

scienceagents

Markus Sommer

Determining whether a cancer patient responds to immunotherapy, detecting contamination in food and water, measuring mitochondrial membrane potential: scientists depend on flow cytometry.

healthscience

David Fraile Navarro

GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are among the world's most prescribed — and in 2023 regulators opened suicide investigations after adverse-event databases lit up, even though the randomised trials showed no such risk.

healthscience

Enactome

Enactome is a connectome-constrained simulation platform that loads the BANC Drosophila connectome (composed of 158,262 neurons, 3,990,039 synapses), signs each synapse by its presynaptic transmitter, and evaluates circu

science

futurelarry

## Project description — agent-eln ### What I built **agent-eln** is an AI-native lab operating system: a single git repo that unifies an Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN), a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS),

scienceproductivity

NeuroVas Copilot

NeuroVas Copilot: An Interrogable 3D Aneurysm Reasoning Tool What we built Unruptured brain aneurysms present a difficult decision: treat now with clipping, coiling, or a flow diverter, or monitor and wait.

healthvision

Garvit Jain, Ronuk Gadamsetty

Cardio21

PYRIN-PLAQUE Digital Twin investigates whether MEFV/pyrin inflammasome biology can be separated from the saturated NLRP3 atherosclerosis story and mapped to human plaque cell states using only public data.

sciencehealthagents

The chief dawgs

We investigated whether a genome-scale CD4+ T-cell Perturb-seq screen contains reproducible regulatory architecture beyond ranked hits, statistical noise and connectivity hubs We built a quality-audited regulator × gene

science

Ash0723

RegScope- Now available at https://auronideep777.github.io/RegScope/ https://github.com/auronideep777/RegScope The short version: RegScope is a small suite of browser-based tools that do one connected thing: read a piece

healthscience

e11

Clinical datasets that could move research forward sit unused because two questions are hard to answer together: is this use consented, and is the data de-identified enough to share?

legalhealth

Tuna Birgun

omicau (Omics Audit) is a reproducible, leakage-safe command-line tool, with an optional no-code web interface, that audits a multi-omic dataset before anyone trusts a predictive result.

healthsciencedev tools

Phebe

I created PKU Commons, a framework for developing and maintaining a phenylalanine estimating app usable for both managing the dietary requirements of PKU as well as clinical and research purposes.

health

Project

Project: We benchmarked whether Boltz-2 (an AlphaFold-class structure predictor) can substitute for a binding measurement, testing two complementary questions across two systems: does its confidence score rank affinity (

science

TFModulators

Conserved gene co-expression & regulatory networks across vertebrates — abstract One of the holy grails of biology is to understand how 1 genome can make all the different cell types, each with a unique regulatory networ

science

Team SyL

In this project, we established an automated pipeline that seamlessly generates explicit-solvent molecular dynamics (MD) ensembles directly from SMILES inputs, extracts the full distributions of 3D descriptors, and enabl

science

Team Jack

Living Protocol Copilot A grounded, safety-first copilot for wet-lab protocols What I built Living Protocol Copilot is a web application that transforms static laboratory SOPs into structured, risk-aware “living protocol

scienceproductivity

Ken Kamiya

morphoDE asks a deliberately simple question: where two cell types meet, the boundary bulges outward in some places and caves inward in others—do the cells on a bulge express different genes than the cells in a dent?

science

Richard Zhu

What I investigated: I used the EvE Bio "pharmome" — a single-laboratory dataset measuring 1,397 approved drugs against 256 human targets (kinases, GPCRs, nuclear receptors) under one consistent framework — to ask two qu

sciencehealth

genetic_drift

I used the genome-scale CD4+ T-cell Perturb-seq atlas from Marson/Pritchard labs as an empirical genotype-phenotype map to ask how the architecture of the T-cell gene regulatory network shaped which Neanderthal variants

science

ClinVal Validator

ClinVal Validator is built for one named user: the clinical-AI researcher who has trained a medical-imaging model and needs to know whether the reported AUC is real or an artifact of how the data was split.

healthscience

ParadoxMap

I set out to test whether the IL-23/IL-17 therapeutic paradox — the same pathway helping in one organ and harming in another — has a measurable tissue-intrinsic signature in public single-cell atlases, using a preregiste

sciencehealth

PORTRAIT

PORTRAIT turns population health data into a per-patient passport - calibrated position, honest uncertainty, and what genuinely stands out - and refuses when the data cannot support a description.

healthscience

Zeyu YANG

Disease predisposition arises from complex, multivariate gene regulation, yet conventional approaches typically nominate a single target gene and fail to capture the underlying regulatory network.

sciencehealth

Traxome

Traxome is a deterministic biomedical interpreter: it turns any symptom, gene, variant, or drug into a fully-sourced evidence dossier for patients, clinicians, and researchers.

healthscience

MMC

MMC - the Mechanistic Model Compiler AI models that predict what happens when you switch off a gene have a problem: the good ones are black boxes, and they still barely beat a linear baseline (Ahlmann-Eltze, Nature Metho

scienceagents

e-nios

I carried out a research study, written up as a manuscript, on one of the hackathon's suggested datasets: a genome-scale atlas of what happens inside human immune cells when each gene is switched off.

sciencehealth

K-Vector

I asked whether tissue-specific AAV regulatory elements could be identified systematically from public single-cell chromatin data, and whether their mouse-to-human translatability could be predicted before any wet-lab wo

sciencehealth

SurvivalLadder

SurvivalLadder is an open-source screening tool — ten Galaxy tools, a Snakemake pipeline, and a Shiny app, all calling one identical R analysis core — that tests a user-defined geneset, a directional _UP/_DOWN signature,

sciencehealth

Lynx

Human accelerated regions (HARs) are widely interpreted as developmental enhancers, and human-specific substitutions are known to alter their enhancer activity and transcription-factor binding — but systematically only i

science

Arya

What I built: Ratify convenes diverse AI "labs" (each a small crew of persona-driven agents (a PI, members, and a critic)) running on different Claude models and seeded with a distinct scientific worldview to attack one

agentsscience

Grounded Genomics

I built a benchmark and a prompt-level "closed-world grounding" layer that measurably reduces hallucination when an LLM writes investigation summaries for genetic variants of uncertain significance (VUS).

healthscience

PPInteractors

One-sentence summary: I rebuilt the SARS-CoV-2 host interactome from the Krogan lab's raw AP-MS data using a novel updatable confidence score that lets structural and chemical evidence rescue borderline interactions, and

sciencehealth

Pedro Miguel Belio Mairal

Jaiaaryan

WHAT WE BUILT • OCTB (Optical Compatibility Test Bench) — try a camera/lens/light swap in software before buying hardware, and prove the instrument still gives the same answer.

sciencerobotics/hardwarevision

Luvia

Enormous AI spend goes into building biomedical knowledge graphs — and almost all of it is private or paywalled, rebuilt from scratch behind every company's walls and stale within a year.

scienceagents

BALL-RL

I built BALL-RL: Bayesian Anchored Latent Learning for Reinforcement Learning, a framework for learning personalized treatment policies when the clinically meaningful patient state is measured only intermittently.

healthscience

Team Glass Box

I built HAR-annotator, a glass-box pipeline for ranking Human Accelerated Regions — short stretches of DNA that stayed frozen across mammals for a hundred million years, then changed fast only on the human lineage, makin

sciencehealth

Victims of Optimization

The same search that produces adversarial examples—driving a model’s prediction up by making small changes to its input—can be turned into a tool for designing biological sequences.

sciencesecurity

Ajay Rangarajan, Jeyashree Krishnan

VPS

VPS - Variant Priority Score Current genetic-testing tools (ClinVar, InterVar, Franklin) can only classify variants that already exist in reference databases - roughly 80% of which are European-ancestry.

health

Claymore

Claymore is an autonomous experimentation platform that gives scientific laboratories a persistent intelligence layer capable of conducting research on their behalf.

sciencerobotics/hardwareagents

Rikhil Tanugula, Rikhin Kavuru

Sriram

This project presents a causal-structure-oriented, interpretable pipeline for modeling influenza (H3N2) antigenic distance from hemagglutination-inhibition (HI) data and HA sequence alignments.

sciencehealth

Let's fight cancer!

I built DN-Isoform Scout, an end-to-end computational proof of concept for discovering an underexplored class of cancer mechanisms: dominant-negative proteins that lose their normal function but retain the ability to ass

healthscience

Speciate

Speciate is an automated pipeline that turns a TEM micrograph of gold nanoparticles into the three numbers a nanoparticle lab needs on every batch: mean size, size distribution, and — the hard one — how aggregated the pa

science

Cancer crusher

What I investigated My PhD work showed that inhibiting the p38 kinase in mouse models of breast cancer sensitizes tumors to immune checkpoint therapy, and that it shifts the CD4+ T cell compartment away from immunosuppre

healthscience

BGCFlow

BGCFlow is the standard pipeline for mining biosynthetic gene clusters (BGCs) across bacterial pangenomes, but its output is hard to interpret without expert time, and every novelty-relevant stage (antiSMASH, MIBiG, Pfam

science

GlycoWorks

What I built: GlycoTwin, an open mechanistic digital twin connecting a bioreactor knob to the antibody's Fc N-glycan — a quality attribute governing potency, half-life, and immunogenicity.

science

Shadi Shafighi

### What I built and investigated Regulatory-variant prediction models are commonly evaluated against massively parallel reporter assays, or MPRAs, as though the assay were direct ground truth.

sciencehealth

Sakintori

We built The Human Branch: a Claude Code agent that drives Claude Science as a headless lab and enforces the scientific method in code, so it cannot fool itself into calling a gBGC artifact a human innovation.

scienceagents

FluxForge

FluxForge is a disease-agnostic, Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that fuses primary literature, regulatory/PPI networks, and genome-scale metabolic models into an executable CRISPR gene-dependency and drug-target dis

agentssciencedev tools

AgingPrint

AgingPrint is a perturbation-informed immune aging clock that decomposes CD4+ T cell aging into three independent biological programs: pro-aging transcription, anti-aging transcription, and naive T cell composition.

healthscience

chromagentic

**Agentic Chroma is an MCP server that gives an AI agent the role of a human operator at a Waters chromatography workstation.** From any MCP-capable Claude client, a researcher runs liquid-chromatography experiments in p

sciencerobotics/hardwareagents

MIMIC

We carry ~100x more microbial genes than human genes (~3.3M vs ~20,000), and we already know microbes signal to us in chemistry — SCFAs->GPR43, bile acids->FXR/TGR5, tryptophan->AhR, some even mimicking our own ligands (

sciencehealth

JL_ai

Flow cytometry underpins immunology and clinical diagnostics, yet its analysis is still bottlenecked by manual gating inside fragmented, subscription-locked GUIs like FlowJo and Cytobank.

healthscienceagents

Louis

Louis is an MCP server + Slack bot that turns a genome-scale CD4⁺ T-cell CRISPRi Perturb-seq screen (Marson/Pritchard 2025) into a discovery-and-memory assistant living inside Claude — no separate app, no API key.

scienceagents

Iptd_Dtmf

Most oncogenic drivers — transcription factors, chromatin modifiers, scaffolds, DNA-repair proteins — are "occupancy-undruggable": they have no pocket a classical inhibitor can bind.

healthscienceagents