Jure Leskovec

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Jure Leskovec

Jure Leskovec

@jure

Professor of #computerscience @Stanford; Co-founder at https://t.co/hhm1j5wP0f #machinelearning #graphs.

Stanford, CA Katılım Ağustos 2007
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Phylo@phylo_bio·
We are excited to announce Biomni Lab has exited research preview and is now generally available! Over the last month, we received and incorporated valuable feedback from our global community of 10K+ scientists. We were amazed to learn that Biomni Lab power users accomplished ~20 months of work in just one. We are introducing a Pro tier (alongside the free tier) with higher usage limits, priority HPC access, and more concurrent tasks so our users can get even more done, faster. Accelerate your science today → biomni.phylo.bio
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Phylo@phylo_bio·
We've been building nonstop since our public launch, and this week we're officially celebrating with the Biomni community! 🚀 On Thursday, join us virtually for a live demo of Biomni Lab by co-founders @KexinHuang5 and @YuanhaoQ, plus recent product updates and how we think about evaluating AI agents in biology. On Friday, we'll feature demos + lightning talks from scientific co-founders @jure and @lecong, plus free swag, drinks, small bites, and plenty of time to mingle. We only have a few spots left, so RSVP soon. • Virtual: luma.com/l5ryjaij • South SF: luma.com/n8k8qb0n We can't wait to see you there!
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Phylo@phylo_bio·
Scientific analysis doesn’t stop when computation finishes. Results need to be clearly visualized and communicated to be shared and built upon. We’ve revamped visual outputs in Biomni Lab: • Automatic slide deck generation • Reports exportable to HTML, Word, or PDF with embedded figures • Substantial improvements to scientific figure quality Biomni Lab now takes rigorous analyses through to presentation-ready outputs. Try Biomni Lab: biomni.phylo.bio
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Jure Leskovec@jure·
The @Kumo_ai_team research team - Matthias Fey (creator of @PyTorch Geometric @PyG_Team, Head of Research), Federico Lopez (PhD Heidelberg), and Vid Kocijan (PhD Oxford) - will present their latest research on foundation models for relational data at @UniofOxford 's LoG² seminar. Topic: How Relational Foundation Models enable in-context learning across arbitrary database schemas using graph transformers - without retraining. This is an open event - Oxford ML researchers, PhD students, and anyone interested in the future of graph learning are welcome to attend. Feb 17, 1:00 PM Bill Roscoe Lecture Theatre, CS Department, University of Oxford Thank you @epomqo and @mmbronstein for hosting!
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Jure Leskovec@jure·
Excited to share the launch of @phylo_bio 🚀 — a research lab studying agentic biology, spun out of our open-source AI scientist @ProjectBiomni. As scientific cofounder, I’m proud of what this team has built: Biomni Lab, the first Integrated Biology Environment where agents handle the mechanics and scientists focus on questions, mechanisms, and discovery. Onward 🚀 🔬 Try it free: biomni.phylo.bio 📢 We’re hiring: phylo.bio/careers
Kexin Huang@KexinHuang5

Today we’re launching Phylo, a research lab studying agentic biology, backed by a $13.5M seed round co-led by @a16z and @MenloVentures / Anthology Fund @AnthropicAI. We’re also introducing a research preview of Biomni Lab, the first Integrated Biology Environment (IBE), where we’re imagining a new way biologists work. Biomni Lab uses agents to orchestrate hundreds of biological databases, software tools, molecular AI models, expert workflows, and even external research services in one workspace, supporting research end-to-end from question to experiment to result. Agents handle the mechanics, while you define the question, then review, steer, and decide. Scientists end up spending more time on science: asking questions, understanding mechanisms, and eliminating diseases. Phylo (@phylo_bio) is a spin-out of @ProjectBiomni, where we will maintain the open-source community and push open-science research. I’m grateful to continue building with my co-founders @YuanhaoQ @jure @lecong and the dream founding team @serena2z @TianweiShe @huangzixin20151 @gm2123 @margaretwhua @malayhgandhi. We’re also fortunate to be advised by leading scientists @zhangf, Carolyn Bertozzi, and @fabian_theis, and supported by an amazing group of investors including @JorgeCondeBio @zakdoric Matt Kraning @ZettaVentures @dreidco @conviction @saranormous @svangel @valkyrie_vc and others. Biomni Lab is available for free today: biomni.phylo.bio Learn more in our launch post: phylo.bio/blog/company-f… We are also hosting launch events - join us at South San Francisco: luma.com/n8k8qb0n Virtual: luma.com/l5ryjaij We’re also hiring! phylo.bio/careers

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Jure Leskovec@jure·
LLMs won because they were native to text. Treating tables as flattened tokens was always a hack. Structured data needs its own foundation models — ones that understand schemas, relationships, and numerical semantics from the ground up. That’s where the real enterprise value is. The next big AI wave won’t be prose — it’ll be rows, columns, and relations. forbes.com/sites/rociowu/…
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Jure Leskovec@jure·
To decode the mysteries of cell behavior, we need models that can efficiently reason over parts of the human genome spanning millions of nucleotides. New work from my lab, TTT-E2E, is a huge leap forward for processing long sequence data. At test-time, TTT-E2E uses the input sequence as “training data” to compress the most relevant context back into model weights. For long sequences, this means that we no longer need to store a massive attention KV cache!
Karan Dalal@karansdalal

LLM memory is considered one of the hardest problems in AI. All we have today are endless hacks and workarounds. But the root solution has always been right in front of us. Next-token prediction is already an effective compressor. We don’t need a radical new architecture. The missing piece is to continue training the model at test-time, using context as training data. Our full release of End-to-End Test-Time Training (TTT-E2E) with @NVIDIAAI, @AsteraInstitute, and @StanfordAILab is now available. Blog: nvda.ws/4syfyMN Arxiv: arxiv.org/abs/2512.23675 This has been over a year in the making with @arnuvtandon and an incredible team.

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Jure Leskovec@jure·
🚀 Announcing RelBench V2, a major update to our benchmark for foundation models on relational data! With V2, we are significantly expanding the benchmark’s scope to catalyze further research in Relational Deep Learning (RDL) and Relational Foundation Models (RFMs). Key features: 🍺 4 new databases, spanning domains like e-commerce and beer reviews to scientific research and clinical healthcare. 🧩 40 new predictive tasks, including 28 autocomplete tasks, across new and existing databases. 🔌 External data integrations: 70+ datasets from CTU, 7 datasets from 4DBInfer, and your own data via SQL connector, all in RelBench format. 🛠️ Bug fixes and performance improvements. 🔥 Introducing autocomplete tasks: As opposed to forecasting tasks, autocomplete tasks predict existing columns in the database. We found that models need to deeply understand the relational context to autocomplete database fields, a critical capability that expands the scope of real-world RDL applications. Learn more: 🌐 Website: relbench.stanford.edu 💻 GitHub: github.com/snap-stanford/… Huge thanks to @justingu32 @_rishabhranjan_ @jakub_peleska @VHudovernik @CKanatsoulis @fengyuli607, Tang Haiming, Alistiq and everyone else who contributed to our GitHub for making this possible!
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Jure Leskovec@jure·
AI beyond chatbots 🚀 Great discussion on @CNBC about where AI is headed next. We’re moving from AI that chats to AI that operates. In 2026, agentic AI will take on multi-step workflows and be judged on real outcomes—cost, speed, revenue—not flashy demos. Students have never been more excited about AI, yet entry-level roles are changing fast. AI won’t replace you—but someone using AI will. This is an industrial revolution moment. The winners will be those who rebuild their systems around AI, invest in data readiness, and keep attracting global talent. cnbc.com/video/2025/12/…
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The #AI Revolution for Structured Data is HERE. 🤯 I spoke with @bigdata about Relational Foundation Models (RFMs) and why they are replacing 30-year-old ML approaches for enterprise data. No more 6-month feature pipelines. Instant, zero-shot predictions from your warehouse. Up to 30% perf improvement (e.g., DoorDash's recommendations). This is a must-listen for anyone working with tabular data and ML. Listen to the full episode: thedataexchange.media/jure-lescovec-… kumorfm.ai/get-started
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I'll be speaking on Relational Foundation Models & the End of Task-Specific GNNs at the @NeurIPSConf workshop on New Perspectives in Advancing Graph Machine Learning - Room Exhibit Hall F, tomorrow Dec 7 at 10am. Hope to see you there! newgraphperspectives.com
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Incredibly proud to share this work from the lab. 🧪 Biology doesn't happen in a vacuum—it’s a hierarchy. With PULSAR 🌌, we finally have a foundation model that bridges the gap between molecular triggers and multicellular organization. A massive step forward in understanding the complex choreography between genes and tissue health. Huge congrats to @KKuanPang for leading this and @AllenInstitute for fruitful collaboration! 👇
Kuan Pang@KKuanPang

Biology emerges from interactions at different physical scales, from molecular to cellular to multicellular layers. Introducing PULSAR🌌, a multi-scale and multicellular foundation learns how genes impact cellular states and how groups of cells coordinate to collectively define health and disease. @jure @YanayRosen @StanfordAILab @AllenInstitute 🧵1/n:

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Jure Leskovec@jure·
By learning directly on the "raw" database structure (multiple tables at once), we can: - Eliminate the time-sink of feature engineering. - Capture signal that flat tables miss. - Fix the "time travel" issues plaguing production ML. 4/5
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We seem to have forgotten that structured data is the blueprint of the business. While everyone is focused on LLMs and documents, the "ground truth" of your enterprise still lives in relational databases. I joined the @mlopscommunity Podcast to discuss why this matters. 🧵
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