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arXiv1d ago
5.3

BioAlchemy: Distilling Biological Literature into Reasoning-Ready Reinforcement Learning Training Data

Brian Hsu, Ozan G\"okdemir, Carlo Siebenschuh, Bruce Parrello, Neil Getty, Thomas S. Brettin, Rick L. Stevens, Ian T. Foster, Nicholas Chia, Arvind Ramanathan

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Viral velocity
low
Implementation gapYES
Novelty8/10
Categorypaper
Topics
rlreasoningbiology

Opportunity Brief

Create an open-source dataset pipeline that extracts reasoning-heavy Q&A from biology literature. Use this to fine-tune a small model for biological reasoning benchmarks.

Suggested repo: bio-reason-gen

"Train your models on actual scientific reasoning, not just textbook biology."

Estimated effort: 60h