Silicon Republic October 10, 2024
Suhasini Srinivasaragavan

Basecamp Research claims its BaseFold model outperforms the Nobel-prize winning AlphaFold 2 for predicting large protein structures.

London-based start-up Basecamp Research, which is building artificial intelligence (AI) models for life sciences, pharma and biotech, has completed a $60m funding round.

The start-up has also entered into a multiyear collaboration with Dr David R Liu’s laboratory at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.

Basecamp aims to develop models with better insights into biology than any human by training its AI on a vast amount of “ethically sourced” biological data. However, instead of feeding the model the thousands of published research papers in the field of biology, the start-up is gathering very particular data, building the model from the ground up.

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