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Professor of #computerscience @Stanford; Co-founder at https://nitter.cf/t.co/hhm1j5wP0f #machinelearning #graphs.
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Jure Leskovec retweeted
Introducing CUDA Rust!
CUDA Rust lets you write GPU kernels natively in Rust, not just launch them from it.
Two paths: cuda-oxide for SIMT kernels compiled to PTX, and cutile-rs for Tile-based programming on stable Rust. Both can catch aliasing errors at compile time.
Technical blog: nvda.ws/4hm1bHS
Excited to see this out! Relational learning needs strong benchmarks, standardized evaluation, and easy ways to bring methods to real-world relational data.
We’re happy to announce our first release in relational learning at Prior Labs, continuing our commitment to open science.
We open-source three pieces of software that we expect to accelerate research in the field towards meaningful, real-world impact.
First and foremost, we release 𝗥𝗲𝗹𝗔𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗮-α: a unified framework for running and comparing baselines on RelBench v1 tasks. Based on learnings from tabular benchmarks like TabArena, we are standardizing data loading, evaluation protocols, tuning regimes, and adding support for systems with custom tuning.
We also open-source 𝗧𝗮𝗯𝗣𝗙𝗡-𝗥𝗲𝗹: our relational harness for TabPFN-3. We initialize the (living) RelArena-α leaderboard with TabPFN-Rel and a comprehensive set of baselines. The rankings at the time of release are:
• 𝗧𝗮𝗯𝗣𝗙𝗡-𝗥𝗲𝗹 is the No. 1 model submission
• 𝗥𝗧-𝗣𝗹𝘂𝗥𝗲𝗹 is the No. 1 system submission
Last but not least, we open-source an alpha version of the 𝗥𝗲𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗳𝗮𝗰𝗲 (𝗥𝗣𝗜): enabling you to easily specify prediction tasks on your own relational database and then run any RelArena-α model, like TabPFN-Rel, in a few lines of code, all bundled as a simple PyPI package.
• Read the full model report: arxiv.org/abs/2608.16319
• GitHub repository (give us a ⭐️): github.com/PriorLabs/relaren…
• Announcement: priorlabs.ai/blog-posts/intr…
• Docs: docs.priorlabs.ai/capabiliti…
Thanks to the contributions from: @adrihayler, @KNfloege, @AlanArazi1536, @_rishabhranjan_, @jure, @LennartPurucker, @FrankRHutter & @noahholl
Fun conversation with @ItaiYanai on @nightsciencepod about what happens when AI starts doing science: agents that find patterns, generate hypotheses, and try to falsify them with more data. We also got into taste, judgment, and where human scientists still matter most.
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How would you let the LLM dream? [...] In a sense, to replay things, organize them, think about them so that tomorrow when we wake up, our thoughts are more organized than just input-output-input-output.
–Jure Leskovec, Stanford Professor, @jure
Exciting milestone for @KexinHuang5 and the @phylo_bio team. Putting AI scientist systems directly in the hands of discovery scientists is where the next big gains in biomedical AI will come from.
Today, we're delighted to announce Phylo's partnership with Ono Pharma to deploy Biomni Lab to its discovery scientists.
At Phylo, we believe agentic AI will fundamentally change how new medicines are discovered. Ono is a global leader in innovative drug discovery with a rich history of scientific leadership. Together, we will embed AI agents throughout the research process, accelerating the path from complex questions to scientific discoveries.
We're honored to partner with Ono on this transformation.
Read more: phylo.bio/blog/ono-partnersh…
Excited to share that our Universal Cell Embedding (UCE) paper is published in @Nature ! Single-cell RNA sequencing data gives us an unprecedented look into the diversity of cell biology, but analysis has often been limited to the specific dataset or atlas that was collected.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
UCE connects molecular and cellular scales of biology. Genes are more than just columns in an expression matrix: in UCE, they are encoded according to the proteins they produce, using ESM, embedding novel species not seen during training, across 100Ms of years of evolution.
Paper: nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Code: github.com/snap-stanford/UCE
Thanks so much to the team @YanayRosen @yusufroohani @StephenQuake!
Jure Leskovec retweeted
Today, we're excited to share that Biomni is published in @ScienceMagazine.
Biomedical research is still fragmented, manual, and difficult to scale. In this work, we introduce Biomni - the first general-purpose biomedical AI agent with an integrated biology environment that can reason, plan, and execute end-to-end scientific workflows.
We show that, with the right environment and harness, AI can automate large-scale omics analyses, orchestrate laboratory robotics, optimize molecular properties, and even train new AI models for biology.
We also introduce a reinforcement learning recipe for continually improving biomedical AI agents, enabling open-source models to achieve frontier-level performance.
It's surreal to look back. We started the Biomni project in early 2024, when agentic AI was still nascent. It is exciting to see tens of thousands of biologists collaborating with agents every day to accelerate science.
Try Biomni: biomni.phylo.bio
Read more: science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
This work is not possible without this truly inter-disciplinary team: @serena2z @hcwww_ @YuanhaoQ Minta Lu, Ryan Li, @yusufroohani Lin Qiu @shiyi_c98 Gavin Junze Di @rickwierenga @kavi_deniz Sherry @TianweiShe Shruti Jennefer Xin Zhou @MWheelerMD Jon Bernstein @MengdiWang10 @PengHeAtlas @zhou_jingtian @SnyderShot @lecong Aviv Regev @jure
@StanfordAILab @genentech @phylo_bio @arcinstitute @UW @berkeley_ai @RetroBio_ @tamarindbio @Princeton @UCSF
Modern multimodal models aren't a single decode loop anymore; they're composite. M* is one runtime that serves them all, and it matches or beats every specialized system: up to 2.7× on omni TTS, 12.5× on world-model rollouts. Learn more here: ai.stanford.edu/blog/mstar/
Jure Leskovec retweeted
Cancer diagnosis is informed by cellular annotations of histopathology, but assays are expensive or rely on manual annotations.
At #ICML2026, we present SpatialWhisperer, a trimodal model that zero-shot annotates cell types in histopathology images. 🧵👇
Jure Leskovec retweeted
🎉🎉 PluRel will be presented at #ICML2026 🎉🎉
Date: Tue, Jul 7, 2026 • 10:30 AM – 12:15 PM KST
Location: HALL A #2715
by co-author: @_rishabhranjan_ !
Also checkout our latest website for interactive visualizations, access to code, models and data:
star-project.stanford.edu/pl…
Relational Foundation Models face a scaling problem: diverse training datasets are rarely public due to privacy constraints 🔒.
🚀 We are excited to introduce "PluRel": a framework that synthesizes diverse multi-table relational databases from scratch, unlocking scaling laws for RFMs. 🧵
Kudos to the amazing collaborators at @StanfordAILab @Kumo_ai_team , and @SAP : @_rishabhranjan_ @VHudovernik @vijaypradwi @johanneshoffart @guestrin @jure
Jure Leskovec retweeted
Excited to share a research collaboration with @ScaleAILabs - we rigorously evaluate bio agents on different models across 82 drug discovery tasks - interesting findings include:
(1) know-how/environment >>> models
(2) different LLMs have different strength - highlighting a need for model-routing for biology agents:
We get this question a lot: "Which model is best for drug discovery?"
Our new benchmark announced today with @ScaleAILabs, DrugDiscoveryBench (82 tasks from working drug discovery scientists, run on Biomni Open Source Environment), has a clear answer: the model matters far less than what you build around it.
🧵3 key takeaways →
Jure Leskovec retweeted
Biology doesn't happen in one place.
We're bringing Biomni Lab from your browser to your phone, your desktop, and your agent of choice via MCP. Biomni comes with you wherever your work happens.
Sign up for the closed beta (Mobile and Desktop): forms.gle/JbB4vV4GdaZcaLU19
Use Biomni MCP today: mcp.phylo.bio/mcp
Blog: phylo.bio/blog/biomni-everyw…
Jure Leskovec retweeted
Can reasoning models become overly reliant on chain-of-thought examples? 🤔
Our #ACL2026 work shows excessive CoT supervision is not always beneficial, and gives a recipe for tuning the CoT fraction to improve novel-task accuracy. 🧵
Website: kvignesh1420.github.io/cot-i…
A fascinating reality check for AI coding agents. The new NanoGPT-Bench reveals that current agents (e.g., Claude Code and Codex) only recover 9.3% of human progress on AI R&D tasks.
Can coding agents do research?
We release NanoGPT-Bench, an internal eval we’ve used to test agents on an AI R&D problem with months of human progress
Codex, Claude Code, Autoresearch recover only 9.3% of human progress, mostly tuning hyperparams & ignoring algorithmic research
NanoGPT-Bench is built on the NanoGPT Speedrun, a popular LLM pretraining competition to minimize the training time of a GPT-2 style model. Existing human submissions constitute nearly 2 years of work. To control for dependencies and contamination in frontier models, we standardize evaluation to a 5-month window of world records. Evaluation is fully autonomous and end-to-end, with no human intervention or internet access. 🧵
Jure Leskovec retweeted
Proteo-R1 (ICML 2026), the first reasoning protein foundation model for protein design, is out! 🚀🧬
Most protein design models generate structures without ever *reasoning* about which residues matter. We think that's backwards.
Human protein engineers👩🔧 don't work this way. They identify critical interaction residues first — charged anchors, hydrophobic hotspots, specificity-determining motifs — and only then optimize geometry around those decisions.
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🔬 THE CORE IDEA
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A dual-expert architecture that explicitly decouples molecular understanding from geometric generation:
→ ⚡A multimodal LLM (understanding expert) analyzes protein sequences, structures, and text to identify key functional residues governing binding and specificity
→ ⚡A diffusion model (generation expert) then co-designs sequence + structure — but with those residues locked in as hard constraints
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📐 HOW IT'S TRAINED
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Three-stage curriculum:
① Multimodal Alignment — freeze the LLM, train projections to bridge ESM-2 + AF3-style structural features into language space
② Structural Reasoning Mid-Training — unfreeze the LLM, teach it residue grounding → pairwise geometry → interface localization → hotspot prediction
③ Joint Reasoning-Guided Design — end-to-end on antibody-antigen complexes. Gradients from the diffusion objective flow back through the reasoning expert.
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📊 RESULTS
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Evaluated on simultaneous multi-CDR redesign and the RAbD CDR-H3 benchmark:
✅ Best RMSD & DockQ on RAbD — redesigned H3 loops are geometrically accurate *and* docked well
✅ Lowest backbone dihedral divergence (JSDbb) among all baselines
✅ Reduced intra- and inter-chain steric clashes
✅ Generated sequences score lower perplexity than native antibodies under IgLM & AbLang
✅ Plug-and-play: swapping the diffusion backend to UniMoMo still improves RMSD and IMP
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💡 WHY IT MATTERS
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Proteo-R1 isn't just a better antibody design model. It's a blueprint for coupling deliberative LLM reasoning with any physical generative process — interpretable, modular, and backend-agnostic.
📄 Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2605.02937
💻 Code: github.com/smiles724/Proteo-…
🌐 Demo: smiles724.github.io/r1/
Great thanks to my wonderful collaborators Weihao Xuan, Heli Qi, @Hanqun_CAO, Heng-Jui Chang, @KKuanPang @XiangruTang Zehong Wang, @hcwww_ , @KejunYing @lupantech Chiho Im, Seungju Han, @richardxp888 @tikgiau. Also appreciate the guidance from advisors @YejinChoinka @jure @erranlli Naoto Yokoya, Masashi Sugiyama.
Jure Leskovec retweeted
We’re working with world-class experts to encode the latest research techniques and best practices into reusable skills that any scientist can use.
First up: rare-variant gene burden analysis, demonstrated on UK Biobank data for obesity.
Read the case study here:
Introducing the Genetic Target Hypothesis skill, co-developed with Prof. Manuel Rivas at Stanford, which transforms rare-variant burden statistics from UK Biobank into ranked therapeutic target hypotheses in minutes.
In a BMI/obesity case study, the system rediscovered canonical biology such as MC4R with the correct inhibit/activate direction, while surfacing novel candidate targets for follow-up.
Learn more in the blog post: phylo.bio/blog/turning-uk-bi…
What if building production-ready predictive models was as simple as asking a question in plain English?
Today, we’re launching Kumo Coding Agent Skills, an open-source library that turns coding agents like Claude Code and OpenAI Codex into experts at building advanced predictive models with the Kumo SDK.
kumo.ai/company/news/introdu…