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Broad Institute

Biomedical and genomic research institute of MIT and Harvard

Location: Cambridge, MA
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7 models(3 Protein, 3 Single-cell, 1 Imaging, 1 RNA, 1 DNA & Gene)

Models (7)

ReCLIP

University of Chicago / Broad Institute / Harvard Medical School

Released June 4, 2026

Transformer framework that models protein-protein interactions at residue resolution, generalizing zero-shot to unseen MHC alleles and sequence-neutral PTMs from one fixed checkpoint.

Protein

Vermeer

Microsoft Research / Broad Institute / Harvard University

Released June 1, 2026

1

Channel-adaptive autoregressive generative model that synthesizes in-silico fluorescence microscopy of protein subcellular localization from amino-acid sequence and cellular landmark stains.

ImagingProtein

Mach-1

Broad Institute

Released April 21, 2026

4

Long-context (64 kb) RNA foundation model using the Striped-Hyena architecture for zero-shot prediction of transcriptome architecture from unspliced pre-mRNA sequence.

RNA

Scooby

Technical University of Munich / Helmholtz Munich / Harvard Medical School / Broad Institute / Harvard University

Released October 1, 2025

1067

Predicts single-cell-resolution scRNA-seq coverage and scATAC-seq insertion profiles directly from DNA sequence by adapting the Borzoi predictor with a cell-specific decoder.

Single-cell

Chromnitron

Broad Institute

Released August 17, 2025

124

Multimodal foundation model predicting genome-wide binding of chromatin-associated proteins from protein sequence, DNA sequence, and cell-type chromatin state.

DNA & GeneProtein

A Deep Dive into scRNA-seq Foundation Models

MIT CSAIL / Broad Institute

Released October 23, 2023

4448

A rigorous benchmarking study of scBERT and scGPT for cell type annotation, comparing foundation models against logistic regression baselines.

Single-cell

Geneformer

Broad Institute / Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

Released May 31, 2023

9937.9K

Transformer-based foundation model pretrained on ~30 million single-cell transcriptomes for context-aware gene network predictions and therapeutic target discovery.

Single-cell