AI×Antibodies hackathon in Oslo offers JapanFold, Anthropic credits, $20K lab validation
DavidBennett__ · x · 2026-11-11
The AI × Antibodies one-day hackathon (Nov 14, Oslo), sponsored by ai&, Anthropic and Tenstorrent, gives participants free access to JapanFold — an agent-first drug discovery platform running on ai& infrastructure in Japan that lets builders fold proteins and design new binders directly from Claude Code or Codex. Winners get $3,000, lab validation valued at $20K, and a publication opportunity; sponsors include OpenFold, Adaptyv Bio, Nebius and Apheris.
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