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Claude Science beta | Claude by Anthropic

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The Claude Science app runs analyses, searches databases, and traces every step from data wrangling to publication, so you can spend time on science. View proteins, structures, and molecules natively, with every result reproducible and traced to its code. Figures, tables, and notebooks include the exact code, environment, and conversation that produced them, so they can be reproduced, edited, or defended months later. Inspect proteins, alignments, genomic tracks, chemical structures, and PDFs in their native form, with no extra installation required. A background reviewer flags incorrect citations, untraceable numbers, and figures that don’t match their underlying code. Annotate a figure to request edits or ask a question. The agent reads the code that produced it and edits directly. Write up results alongside the analysis that produced them, with rendered Markdown and LaTeX previews. Builds environments and manages compute on your laptop, your cluster, or GPUs.…

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