Immunologist Clare Bryant uses Co-Scientist to identify the proteins causing disease when pathogens jump species, cutting years of experimental work down to just months.

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Google DeepMind's Co-Scientist AI tool is being used by Professor Clare Bryant at the University of Cambridge to accelerate infectious disease research. By feeding the tool grant proposals and unpublished lab data, her team received ranked hypotheses that identified a previously overlooked protein and specific amino acid targets. Work that would normally take two to three years of experimental effort is now on track to complete in six months, demonstrating significant research acceleration potential.