This week in AI×Bio: AI-designed phage reaches a human patient, plus four more releases
AllThingsApx · x · 2026-10-22
This week in AI×Bio: Radical Numerics' AI-designed phage Omnii-1 reached a human patient; Claude designed scorpion toxin binders, yet to be tested in humans; Baker Lab released RFD4-Proteina; a protein design agent framework called Chaperone appeared; and BioEmu2 launched for protein simulations.
Related event: AI×Bio Week: AI-Designed Phage Used in Human Patient for First Time(4 posts)→
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