Locus in action: adapting Boltz-2 to new chemical series, designing antibody workflows with ESM
yusufroohani · x · 2026-11-04
Scientific foundation models provide maps of biological outcomes. Locus, their autonomous discovery system, can both adapt these maps and search them: adapting Boltz-2 to new chemical series and targets, and designing antibody workflows that use ESM to search sequence space.
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