Allen Institute

Allen Institute runs large-scale bioscience research programs it calls accelerators. These cover mapping the brain, decoding how cells become tissues, building a reference for the healthy human immune system, and developing tools in synthetic biology and AI-driven biodesign. A brain health program targets treatments for neurological conditions such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

The institute openly releases its data, tools and models so scientists elsewhere can build on the work. Its education program offers field trips, educator development and open science resources for students and teachers. The institute is based in Seattle and hosts public seminars, workshops and conferences.