1/ Benchmarks for methods that matter start with reliable data. That’s why we’re excited to introduce certification for datasets on Polaris!. Certified datasets meet the criteria for basic curation checks and are more visible on the platform. Curious to see how it works?👇

(3/3) Ready to explore the findings?. Now’s your chance. Analyze the data, test your ideas, and drop your insights in the Discord. We can’t wait to see what you come up with. Join the Polaris community on Discord to dive deeper into the challenge results and share what you.

(2/3) 📢 In addition, ASAP is hosting a virtual showcase tomorrow, April 30 at 11AM ET / 5PM BST featuring top performers from the challenge. Speakers will present their methods, background, and post-hoc analyses now that the test data is live. Register to get the link:.

(1/3) 🎉 Exciting Updates: Antiviral Unblinded Datasets! 🎉. Following the release of the ASAP Discovery x OpenADMET antiviral challenge leaderboard, the evaluation code is now open-sourced and the unblinded datasets are available on Polaris. Dive into the results and run your

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Led by experts from academia and industry, the committee includes: Oren Kraus (@RecursionPharma), Judith Mueller (@Merck), Ali Denton (@valence_ai), Fabian J. Theis (@HelmholtzMunich), Paula A. Marin Zapata (@Bayer), Anne E. Carpenter (@broadinstitute), Ian Barrett.

Multiomics data holds the potential to unravel biological complexity by providing complementary insights into cellular states of disease and their modulation through novel therapeutics. Our goal is to propose clear definitions, identify critical benchmarking tasks, and.

We're thrilled to announce the formation of the new Multiomics Steering Committee on Polaris!. By "multiomics," we refer to the integration of high-dimensional data modalities at the cellular level, encompassing molecular (DNA, RNA, protein) and phenotypic (imaging-based,

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📝 What’s Next?. We’re preparing a publication summarizing community insights from the challenge. All participants are invited to contribute!. Join the discussion on Discord:

For detailed metrics, leaderboards, and further information, visit the challenge page: 

🚀 Antiviral Challenge Results! 🚀. We're excited to announce the conclusion of the ASAP Discovery x OpenADMET Antiviral Challenge! A huge thank you to everyone who participated, collaborated, and shared learnings, helping us collectively advance open science. 🎯 Challenge

📢 Antiviral Challenge Deadline Extended! 🦠. Good news! We’ve extended the deadline for the Antiviral Challenge until March 14th at 12:00 PM ET — more time to refine your models, test new approaches, and submit your best results! 💪. 💡 To be eligible for the final and official

🚀 Leaderboard Update: Antiviral Challenge! 🚀. The latest rankings are in—check out where you stand: Missed this update? No worries, you still have time to compete! The challenge runs until March 10th at midnight, so there’s still a chance to

Did you miss the cutoff for the last intermediate leaderboard of the antiviral challenge?. We’re doing one last leaderboard update before the challenge officially ends on March 10th! Submit something by midnight, Feb 26th to see how you stack up against everyone else. Submit

Thanks to everyone who joined us last week! You can now watch the recording of the webinar:

Reminder - this webinar is happening today at 11 AM ET! Join us live in ~40 minutes:

Polaris is on a mission to bring innovators and practitioners closer together to develop methods that matter. Today, we’re excited to welcome Nicola Richmond (@RecursionPharma), Michael Reutlinger (@Roche), and Nils Weskamp (@Boehringer) to the Small Molecule Steering Committee!

⚡ The intermediate leaderboard for the Antiviral Challenge is now live!. 👀 See how you placed: The challenge officially ends on March 10th, but there’s one more chance to see how you stack up before the final results. Submit your predictions by midnight

We’re hosting @peter_skrinjar for a webinar to discuss his latest paper “Have protein co-folding methods moved beyond memorization?” 🚀. Peter will discuss the limitations of current co-folding models, the challenges of memorization in ligand pose prediction, and what is needed