Intelligent Tool Orchestration for Rapid Mechanistic Model Prototyping: MCP Servers as AI-Biology Interfaces The construction of multicellular mechanistic models in systems biology typically requires months of literature research, programming expertise, and deep knowledge of specialized computational tools. ...

Three #MCP servers for mechanistic modeling in #biology. A well-rounded example of making LLMs reliable for scientific applications.
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I swear I thought @Physicell was the way of tagging... I am trying to modify the post now, but I am already a boomer...

A fun FYI: PhysiCell was first publicly presented in 2015, with first open source release in 2016.

So let's call 2025 our 10th anniversary! 🧪

At the #Hanami High Level Symposium, my friend and colleagues Adam Smelko is presenting our new @PhysiCell formulation that allows for stretchable cellular membrane! We are still working on this, but I hope we will be able to give you updates vero soon!

Our #PhysiBoSS tutorial is now available at Briefings in Bioinformatics: academic.oup.com/bib/article/.... Learn how to build #multiscale models with #Boolean intracellular signaling, without any code, using #PhysiCell Studio! Showing three simple examples, and an update of Ruscone's invasion model👇