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Public Data for Health
The OpenAI Foundation introduced Public Data for Health on September 15, 2026 and calls it its second science program. The page reports more than $125 million in grants across an initial tranche of nonprofits and universities. Named examples are OpenADMET (UCSF), which will create open datasets and benchmarks on how small molecules are absorbed and distributed in the body; CTD Commons, which will preserve and publish regulatory records from failed drug development programs; and UNC, which will establish the Initiative for Generative Immunotherapy to create public, multimodal cancer data. The page describes no application process; it says its strategy section is relevant to researchers interested in future OpenAI Foundation grant opportunities and offers a contact link and a newsletter sign-up.
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