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Folded protein structure beside a molecular surface on a dark scientific visualization
Research·July 27, 2026

Why executable biology needs a composable runtime

Biological models become more useful when their inputs, outputs, timing, and provenance form an explicit contract that other models can depend on.

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Folded protein structure beside a molecular surface on a dark scientific visualization
Research·Jul 27, 2026

Why executable biology needs a composable runtime

Biological models become more useful when their inputs, outputs, timing, and provenance form an explicit contract that other models can depend on.

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Ligand molecule suspended inside a geometric protein binding pocket
Tutorials·Jul 24, 2026

From Boltz to DiffDock to SBML: designing a composable workflow

A practical pattern for turning structure prediction, docking, and pathway dynamics into an inspectable lab without hiding the seams between models.

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Biological pathway network flowing into green cyan and violet simulation curves
Product·Jul 21, 2026

Why we are building biology as code

Biosimulant is an attempt to make biological computation portable, inspectable, and composable without forcing every model into one standard.

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