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University of Texas at Austin

A flagship public research university in Austin, where labs across the natural sciences, engineering, and medicine turn discovery into technology.

Location: Austin, TX
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6 models(4 Protein, 2 Small molecule, 1 Single-cell, 1 Imaging)

Models (6)

Promera

MIT / University of Texas at Austin

Released June 10, 2026

97580

Unified all-atom generative model for biomolecular structure prediction, binder filtering, and controllable protein and nanobody design.

Protein

Chreode

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill / University of Texas at Austin / University of Pennsylvania

Released May 27, 2026

Cell world model pretrained on a 2.4M-cell mouse embryonic atlas, predicting one-step transcriptional state transitions and perturbation response.

Single-cell

PeptideCLM-2

University of Texas at Austin / Novo Nordisk

Released April 17, 2026

1110

Chemical language models pretrained on SMILES for therapeutic peptides, natively representing non-canonical residues, cyclization, and conjugation.

Small moleculeProtein

PairMixer

Genesis Therapeutics / University of Texas at Austin

Released October 21, 2025

433

Structure prediction backbone that swaps AlphaFold3-style triangle attention for triangle multiplication, cutting compute without losing accuracy.

ProteinSmall molecule

SiD-Protein

University of Texas at Austin / Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Released October 3, 2025

1

Distilled few-step protein backbone generator that adapts Score Identity Distillation to Proteina for over 20x faster de novo structure sampling.

Protein

LVM-Med

University of Stuttgart / German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) / Max Planck Institute for Informatics / University of Texas at Austin / University of Bonn / University of California, San Diego / National University of Singapore

Released June 20, 2023

100217

Self-supervised vision foundation model pretrained on 1.3M medical images via second-order graph matching, for segmentation and classification.

Imaging