Researchers Announce Gemini Co-Scientist Progress
Google researchers share early results extending the Co-Scientist tool with Gemini for real-world use.
Quoc Le, a Google DeepMind researcher, retweeted an announcement by @taotu831 about progress using Gemini to speed scientific discovery. Paige Bailey retweeted a similar post by @SRSchmidgall highlighting the same early results. The updates describe an extended Co-Scientist system that moves beyond prior versions toward execution-grounded research support. The posts present the work as initial steps in applying the model to practical scientific tasks.
I am excited to share some of the progress we are making towards using Gemini to accelerate scientific discovery in the real-world. We present an extension of Co-Scientist that transitions from pure in silico ideation to execution-grounded research partner, adapting to multipleโฆ
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Tao Tu@taotu831I am excited to share some of the progress we are making towards using Gemini to accelerate scientific discovery in the real-world. We present an extension of Co-Scientist that transitions from pure in silico ideation to execution-grounded research partner, adapting to multipleโฆ
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SS Samuel Schmidgall@SRSchmidgallToday, we're excited to share early progress on using Gemini to accelerate scientific discovery in the real-world. We present an extension of Co-Scientist which we use to collaborate with scientists across materials science, biology, and computer science.
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DT Divy Thakkar@divy93tWe continue to push progress in working with domain experts to integrate Gemini into critical research workflows. Lots more to come ๐ซก
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