Arc Institute's Minerva: a genome language model predicts RNA base pairing from sequence alone

BrianHie · x · 2026-09-24

Arc Institute (Brian Hie's lab) introduced Minerva, a genome language model that predicts RNA base pairing, repeats, and other interactions from sequence alone, aimed at uncovering many undiscovered bacterial non-coding RNAs and structural elements. Led by David Li, Garyk Brixi, and team.

Related event: Stanford Team Releases Minerva, a Genome Language Model Uncovering Novel Reverse Transcriptase ncRNA Systems(24 posts)→

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