All Competitors
Every biological foundation model, evaluated and ranked by the bio.rodeo team
Showing 1–24 of 926 models
Nesso-1
118——Protein-ligand binding affinity prediction from sequence and SMILES, without MSAs. Coarse-grained cofolding runs over 10x faster than Boltz-2.
ProteinSmall molecule72OpennessTEDlm
———Protein language model pretrained on structural domain segments, encoding fold and contact signals for remote-homology detection from sequence alone.
Protein20OpennessM6AFormer
1——Max Planck Institute for Heart and Lung ResearchJuly 11, 2026cnnepitranscriptomicsm6a_site_prediction+1m6A RNA modification site prediction across the transcriptome, using a CNN-Transformer hybrid to surface unannotated N6-methyladenosine sites.
RNA82OpennessGPFlow
———Variable-length generative protein design across structure, sequence, motif scaffolding, and peptide co-design via a generalized Poisson flow.
Protein18OpennessLEAF-1
———Genomics foundation model that represents individual DNA fragments in a learned semantic space for cell-free DNA cancer detection and cell typing.
DNA & GeneSingle-cell4OpennessDrugGen 2
6—819Generative language model that designs drug-like SMILES conditioned on disease ontology and a target protein sequence for de novo drug discovery.
Small moleculeProtein51OpennessIgGM2
———All-atom foundation model for immune-receptor design that predicts structures and co-designs CDR sequences for antibodies, nanobodies, and TCRs.
Protein32OpennessLYNX
9——Spatial multi-omics integration model aligning RNA, protein, metabolomics, and histology to map cell-state gradients and cell-cell interactions.
Spatial omicsSingle-cell28OpennessTRIOPS
———T-cell receptor-MHC restriction prediction from amino acid sequence, mapping TCRs to their restricting HLA allele at 0.97 held-out AUC.
Protein22OpennessU-Pert
———Center for Machine Learning Research, Peking UniversityJuly 4, 2026generativeperturbation_predictionSingle-cell perturbation-response model predicting transcriptomic and cell-number changes for unseen perturbations plus inverse design.
Single-cell10OpennessStructure-based drug design language model fusing protein structural and evolutionary encoders with SAFE fragment tokens for hit-to-lead generation.
Small moleculeProtein10OpennessHiFi-ST
———Spatial transcriptomics prediction from histology using conditional neural fields to reconstruct continuous gene expression fields.
PathologySpatial omics21OpennessMolSight
———Renmin University of ChinaJuly 2, 2026graph_neural_networkmultimodaloptical_chemical_structure_recognition+2Vision-language model that reads molecular structure images, translating them to SMILES, captions, and properties via chemical-bond topology.
Small moleculeLanguage model21OpennessWattmaMod
———RNA modification profiling from nanopore direct RNA-seq signal; self-supervised pretraining resolves 11 modification types and extends to new ones.
RNABiosignals21OpennessGAZE
———Physics-informed graph neural network predicting metabolite concentrations from gene expression, generalizing zero-shot to unseen metabolites.
MetabolomicsSmall moleculeDNA & Gene19OpennessScaleSurfer
8——Brain MRI morphometry model that estimates cortical thickness, surface area, and volume in milliseconds instead of hours.
Imaging47OpennessCryoACE
———Atomic protein model building from cryo-EM density maps, resolving conformational heterogeneity through atom-centric sampling and diffusion.
ProteinImaging38OpennessPep2Mol
———Diffusion model for 3D small-molecule design against protein-protein interaction sites, guided by the natural binding peptide or protein partner.
Small moleculeProtein10OpennessHistopathology-to-molecular alignment model that queries H&E slides with gene-set signatures to predict pathway activity without sequencing.
PathologyRNA16OpennessRNArefine
1——National University of Singapore +2 othersJune 29, 2026cryo_emgraph_neural_networkrepresentation_learning+2Atomic-level refinement of RNA 3D structures, using geometric attention networks to guide physics-based Monte Carlo sampling and L-BFGS optimization.
RNA32Openness