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AI for Science expands to foundations and institutions
Anthropic partners with 20 global scientific foundations and institutions to boost AI research with free Claude credits.
In brief
Anthropic partners with 20 global scientific foundations and institutions to boost AI research with free Claude credits. Anthropic expanded its AI for Science program to 20 scientific foundations and institutions, providing free Claude credits for high-impact research projects. Originally reported by Anthropic.
Science funders and societies
Anthropic partners with 20 scientific foundations and institutions to expand AI for Science program offering free Claude credits for high-impact research.
Program launch
Anthropic started AI for Science in May 2025 to speed up scientific progress using AI tools and resources for researchers.
Key partners
Anthropic partners with The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Simons Foundation, Schmidt Sciences, Open Source for Science Fund, US National Science Foundation, and CAS.
Institutions
Anthropic partners with Space Telescope Science Institute, Wellcome Sanger Institute, Francis Crick Institute, Imperial College London, EMBL, and Gladstone Institutes.
Research projects
Anthropic supports FlyWire, LEAP, AstroPath, gnomAD, Tau Ceti, and Centre for Population Genomics for public impact research.
Model Hardware Standard
Anthropic partners with HHMI Janelia Research Campus to develop Model Hardware Standard for safe AI lab instrument operation.
Allen Institute
Anthropic supports Allen Institute for building AI teams to analyze brain, cell, and immune system data in hours.
Public goods
These projects produce open datasets, open-source software, open standards, and shared libraries for the scientific community.
What’s next
Anthropic will continue expanding AI for Science program to support novel research and scientific discovery globally.
In short
Anthropic expanded its AI for Science program to 20 scientific foundations and institutions, providing free Claude credits for high-impact research projects.
