🚀Thrilled to be part of ICLR 2025! Join our workshop AI for Nucleic Acids (AI4NA) to explore cutting-edge research and connect with field leaders. Thanks to our organizers and ICLR 2026 for making this possible. Find the link to the website in our bio! More info below👇

🚨 1 month to go! 🚨 The submission deadline for the AI4NA workshop at ICLR 2026 is fast approaching! 🧬 ✨ Submissions on OpenReview will open soon—stay tuned! ✨ 🔗 Learn more on our web page (link below 👇) #AI4NA #ICLR2025

📢 Submissions are open! Join us at #AI4NA 🇸🇬 ICLR 2026 to present your latest work 🧬 🚨 Updates: We've revised paper length guidelines & extended the deadline to Feb 10, 2025, AoE. 🔗 Details on our webpage (link in comments). Don’t miss out! 🌟

📢 Do you have experience in AI for biology and want to contribute to our ICLR 2025 workshop? You can help us by reviewing the submissions! Sign up using the link on our website, which you can also find in the first comment.

📜 Did you know that, apart from the track for full papers, we also have a track for tiny papers that are up to 3 pages long? As part of ICLR 2026 initiative, first-time submitters and authors from underrepresented minorities can opt for this track. Details in the comment 👇

🚨Exciting news! We're partnering with Nature Methods   🧬High-quality submissions to the AI4NA workshop on ICLR 2026 can also be considered for publication in the journal! 🌟 👉More details on our web page (link in comments) #AI4NA #ICLR2025

🚨 We have extended the deadline for submissions! 🚨 📅 New deadline: Feb 13, 2025, AoE - so you can finish just in time for Valentine's day 🥰 🔗 More details on our website (link in bio)

🚨The results are out! Check on OpenReview the reviewers’ comments on your paper as well as the final decisions 🚀 Authors who got their papers accepted and require financial aid to attend the workshop in person, can apply using the link below 👇

Our RiNALMo RNA language model has been published in Nat Comm nature.com/articles/s4146… Great work by Rafael Josip Penić and Tin Vlašić, with support and patience in teaching us RNA biology from Roland G Huber and Yue Wan RiNALMo is already an SOTA as a benchmark for RNA LLMs.