Westlake University’s Guomics Lab, together with the Beijing Institute of Scientific Intelligence, is running the AI Proteomics Competition (AIPC). The first challenge focuses on peptide–spectrum match (PSM) rescoring under strict false discovery control.
The competition is open worldwide, with two tracks (basic ~45M PSMs, advanced ~300M PSMs). Total prize pool: RMB 90,000 (~$13,000 USD). Outstanding participants may also get internship opportunities and access to high-performance computing resources.
Students, early-career researchers, and AI startups are especially encouraged to join. Strong algorithms and innovative ideas matter more than hardware.
The competition has two tracks: a basic track (~45M PSMs) and an advanced track (~300M PSMs). High-performing teams with limited compute can request extra cloud resources.
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Westlake University’s Guomics Lab, together with the Beijing Institute of Scientific Intelligence, is running the AI Proteomics Competition (AIPC). The first challenge focuses on peptide–spectrum match (PSM) rescoring under strict false discovery control.
The competition is open worldwide, with two tracks (basic ~45M PSMs, advanced ~300M PSMs). Total prize pool: RMB 90,000 (~$13,000 USD). Outstanding participants may also get internship opportunities and access to high-performance computing resources.
Students, early-career researchers, and AI startups are especially encouraged to join. Strong algorithms and innovative ideas matter more than hardware.
The competition has two tracks: a basic track (~45M PSMs) and an advanced track (~300M PSMs). High-performing teams with limited compute can request extra cloud resources.