Anthropic opens applications for life sciences 'guest investigators' to work on special projects
Announced October 22, 2026
Verified (fact)
Anthropic announced it is accepting applications from life sciences researchers to work with the company on special projects as guest investigators. Project details and the number of people to be selected are not in the collected materials.
Why it matters (interpretation)
Coming right after the controversy over the antidote experiment with Citrini, the open call can be seen as a move to bring in outside experts directly to validate its life sciences results.
Sources
- Official Open call for guest investigators in the life sciences Anthropic
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