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At the Allen Institute, we do science differently. We take on some of the biggest questions in biology at a scale designed to generate knowledge the world can use. We advance discovery through large-scale research initiatives called accelerators, bringing together multidisciplinary teams to understand our brain, our cells, and our immune system. By openly releasing our data, tools, and models, we empower scientists around the world to build on our work—accelerating discovery and improving human health. From the lab to the clinic to the classroom, our commitment to open science means every dataset, tool, and discovery we produce belongs to the world—multiplying our impact across the entire scientific community.
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Allen Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit medical research organization dedicated to accelerating science for a healthier world. Through large-scale, multidisciplinary research initiatives, the Institute generates foundational knowledge, data, tools, and models that are shared openly with the world to advance our understanding of life and health. Founded by Jody Allen and the late Paul G. Allen, Allen Institute is supported primarily by the Fund for Science and Technology.





