University of Copenhagen
University with research spanning bioinformatics, pharmacology, computer science and biology. · Research
How they use Tavily
MOSAIC, developed as a bioinformatics master’s thesis at the University of Copenhagen, documents Tavily API use for literature and guideline retrieval during severity framework generation. Parallel LLM research agents search and summarise clinical evidence before a consolidator produces an operational severity rubric. The implementation uses CrewAI for multi-agent orchestration and LiteLLM for model routing.
The research uses type 2 diabetes as a proof of concept for severity phenotyping from synthetic electronic health records. It compares open-weight and proprietary model pipelines. The repository identifies Google Colab Pro+ as the runtime for notebook execution and GPU-backed experiments.
Nebius Academy also names the university as a research credits program participant. The announcement offers GPU cloud resources and Nebius AI Studio inference tokens, without specifying which resources the university used.
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2 sourcesNebius Academy research credits announcement
15 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web page
Nebius Academy names the University of Copenhagen as a research credits program participant. The program offers GPU cloud resources and Nebius AI Studio inference tokens. The statement does not specify which resources the university consumed.
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ku.dkThe University of Copenhagen is a Danish research and higher education institution serving students, researchers and external collaborators. It offers bachelor’s, master’s and PhD programmes, continuing education and research across health and medical sciences, natural sciences, humanities, law, social sciences and theology. Its departments include biology, computer science, pharmacy, and drug design and pharmacology. The university also supports collaboration with businesses and public institutions, technology transfer, and access to research centres, libraries and museums.
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