2026

  1. Paper

    MoRSE accepted at NeurIPS 2026

    Peiwen Li, Harry Zhang, Yangtian Zhang, and Sizhuang He introduce a mixture of role and subtask experts that lets teams of LLM agents split up hard problems.

  2. Preprint

    The AI Neuroscientist

    Aakash Patel and colleagues release an agent that runs neuroimaging analyses through conversation, with the Saxena and Krishnaswamy labs.

  3. Talk

    Teaching language models to simulate biology, not just reason about it

    David speaks at the EMBL-EBI Industry Programme workshop on AI reasoning with LLMs, Cambridge, MA.

  4. Talk

    STRIDE presented at ICML 2026

    Syed Rizvi presents STRIDE, which post-trains LLMs to reason about and refine biological sequences through edit trajectories.

  5. Award

    Aakash Patel named a Salovey–Moret Data Science Fellow

    Aakash joins the inaugural cohort of Yale’s Peter Salovey and Marta Moret Data Science Fellows Program.

  6. Paper

    TANTE accepted in the Journal of Computational Physics

    Time-adaptive operator learning via neural Taylor expansion, with Lu Lu’s group.

  7. Grant

    AI at Yale Seed Grant: a Rosetta Stone for aging

    With the Higgins-Chen lab, we will build language models that translate omics data into measures of healthspan.

  8. Paper

    Three papers accepted at ICML 2026

    Permutation diffusion on ranks, STRIDE for bio-sequence reasoning, and variational insertion-based generation.

  9. Talk

    Building the virtual human for drug discovery

    David gives the Boehringer Ingelheim Future of Science Seminar.

  10. Preprint

    SciDesignBench

    A benchmark for scientific inverse design, and methods that make language models better at it.

2025

  1. Paper

    CaDDi at NeurIPS 2025

    Yangtian Zhang presents non-Markovian discrete diffusion with causal language models in San Diego.

  2. Lab

    David van Dijk promoted to Associate Professor

  3. Award

    Syed Rizvi receives a Google PhD Fellowship

  4. Press

    C2S-Scale generates a new cancer hypothesis, confirmed in living cells

    Our 27B model, built with Google Research and Google DeepMind, predicted that the CK2 inhibitor silmitasertib boosts antigen presentation only in an immune-active context. Experiments at Yale confirmed it.

  5. Award

    NSF CAREER Award

    Language models and neural operator learning for spatiotemporal biomedical discovery.

  6. Paper

    Intelligence at the Edge of Chaos at ICLR 2025

  7. Preprint

    C2S-Scale preprint released