150+ hackers build science-solving agent systems at MIT's ScienceClaw Hackathon
ProfBuehlerMIT · x · 2026-11-03
alphaXiv reports that over 150 hackers joined MIT's ScienceClaw Hackathon on the weekend to build agent systems tackling science problems. alphaXiv sponsored prizes for teams achieving the most scientifically meaningful results with OpenResearch.
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