BioByte 147: A New Approach for Biological Foundation Models, Microbubble Robots Navigate Tumor Environments, and RESPLICE Rewrites RNA

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Welcome to Decoding Bio’s BioByte: each week our writing collective highlight notable news—from the latest scientific papers to the latest funding rounds—and everything in between. All in one place.Subscribe nowUnknown author, The Tree of Life, 17th century, embroidered textileWhat we readBlogsBiology needs to become prospective [Avasthi et al., The Stacks, February 2026]Why it matters: Biological Foundation Models (BFMs) are experiencing a pseudoreplication crisis due to data imbalances that gi...

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