DeepMind, Isomorphic Labs, Meta and the US government join Biohub's $1.8B effort to build predictive models of the human cell within 5 years

Biohub, a nonprofit backed by Zuckerberg, launched a five-year initiative in April to build open, multi-modal datasets for predictive models of the human cell. This $1.8 billion effort has attracted major partners including DeepMind, Isomorphic Labs, Meta, and the US government. While Biohub supplies the crucial data, Isomorphic Labs acts as a funder, gaining early access to the project's advancements. The initiative aims to develop predictive models of the human cell within five years.

This report uniquely details the specific roles of Biohub as data supplier and Isomorphic Labs as a funder with early access, unlike other accounts.