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The most demanding problems in life sciences need more than a capable model, they need infrastructure that scales.
Today we're announcing our integration with Claude Science, bringing Modal's elastic compute to researchers when they need it.
We're committing up to $100K in compute to support academic life sciences research. Apply by July 15.
Many users praised Modal's integration with Claude Science and $100K research commitment as useful and fast for scientific work like quantum chemistry, while one dismissed the announcement as an ultimate hard sell.
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@akshat_b @modal That’s cool - congrats !!
Claude Science has a @modal integration built-in.
Great to see the advantages of Modal as a compute substrate shine through here — fan out, shared storage, reproducible environments, GPU flexibility. Try it out!
The most demanding problems in life sciences need more than a capable model, they need infrastructure that scales.
Today we're announcing our integration with Claude Science, bringing Modal's elastic compute to researchers when they need it.
We're committing up to $100K in compute to support academic life sciences research. Apply by July 15.
@charles_irl sick integration, was reading the claude blog and was like “oh hell yeah modal”
@charles_irl I love this. It's been a dream of mine to do quantum chemistry and other science stuff on your platform
@charles_irl This is actually a very useful screenshot for the community.
@charles_irl oAuth connect via modal and use their keys via api when?
@charles_irl ultimate hard cell
@akshat_b @modal that infrastructure stack seems super fast for research.
@akshat_b @modal The Modal integration is the piece I’d watch. Scientific agents need compute to feel like part of the work: code, environment, data, GPU job, result. Shared storage and reproducible environments matter more here than a prettier chat box.
@akshat_b @modal Cg2STw5shjC6Fy9mT97M14Reh1vLT4vXmxNerWtWpump Og Claude science