A focused year at the intersection of AI & Biology.
The Unaite Fellowship for AI in Biology is a selective international research community dedicated to the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Biology.
Founded in Paris in 2026 and meant to expand to London and Stanford, it gathers early-career researchers and entrepreneurs who want to spend a year working along with people advancing the field, and build a network for the rest of their career.
The principles that bind the community.
Scientific rigour
Members are selected and evaluated on the quality of their thinking, not their credentials alone.
The 2026 cohort year.
Applications open
Fill the Tally form, submit your CV and motivation, and share a relevant piece of work. The call runs for a month.
Opening Ceremony · Paris
Prospect fellows meet the mentors at Singular. Attendance recommended; live stream available.
Decisions
The mentors make the final selection. Offers go out within two weeks.
Kick-off · Paris
The cohort opens: Fellows meet one another and the mentors, and start working on their research projects.
Active cohort
Mentor sessions, paper clubs, workshops at partner companies, hackathons, and ongoing project work.
Research & Impact.
An independent research project is the core commitment of the Fellowship year. Every Fellow carries at least one project, solo or with other Fellows, from the first idea to a public, shareable output. Fellows draw on shared compute and wet-lab access, and publish under the Unaite Fellowship for AI in Biology name, building scientifics advances collectively.
Whitepaper
The full vision, structure, and ambition of the Unaite Fellowship for AI in Biology, in one document.
Read the whitepaperApplications open in June
Apply to the next cohort.
Applications closed
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