Rosetta Commons

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Rosetta Commons is the central hub for hundreds of developers and scientists from ~100 universities and laboratories to contribute and share the Rosetta source code. Rosetta Commons members develop software improvements to solve their unique queries.

An announcement about a pre-conference social hour. It says the eventi s hosted by IPD Women in Science, with the IPD logo, and that it will take place on August 3, 2026 at 2:30 p.m. It asks for an RSVP by July 29. It has a photo on top of three people talking in a hallway and has a white bottom part of the image with pink and purple hexagons on either side of the text.
A news announcement about the release of a new video tutorial on RFdiffusion3 on YouTube. The image is a mockup of a video play screen with a snapshot of the video in it including the presenter sitting behind a desk with a model protein, laptop, and books and a text box in the upper right corner that lists system requirements. The text reads “RFdiffusion3 Installation Tutorial Now on YouTube. Software installation can sometimes be tricky! Watch this guided tutorial to learn how to install RFdiffusion3 with Foundry; Start the tutorial: Rosetta Commons YouTube.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
Pictures from two events. The “April 2026 FEBS Advanced Practical Course” image is on top and is a group picture of attendees in front of a building. The bottom image for the “May 2026 CNPEM Open Science Event” shows a child interacting with a protein on the screen. The text on the bottom says “Learn more at rosettacommons.org/news.” The Rosetta Commons logo is on the bottom left. The background is black with images of spiral proteins on the top and bottom.
A news announcement about the release of a new video tutorial on RFdiffusion on YouTube. The image is a mockup of a video play screen with a snapshot of the video in it including lines of code and a protein model. The text reads “Binder Design with RFdiffusion3 Tutorial Now on YouTube; Learn how to design binders for proteins, small molecules, and proteins with post-translational modifications in this tutorial; Start the tutorial: Rosetta Commons YouTube.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
A series of six images. The first has all five of the students each with a photo in a box to introduce them. The next five images have a picture of the student, their name, their school and graduation year, their REU host institution, and a quote. The background is either light orange or light teal and it has protein spirals in the top left corner, the Rosetta Commons logo in the top right, and hexagons on both sides of the pictures.
An announcement of RosettaCon Asia on October 10 - 11, 2026 at Peking University in Beijing, China. It has an orange background with protein spirals next to the top text. In the middle is a sunset colored image of a lake view of a building at Peking University. At the bottom it states that the conference is sponsored by Rosetta Commons with the white version of the logo, registration closes July 15, and shares the URL rosettacommons.org/events/rcasia.
An announcement of the FoldComplexity voting site. The image shows a screenshot of the site which compares two images of protein folds and asks why the one selected is more complex. The text says “FoldComplexity Voting Site, What makes one protein fold more complex than another? Vote and share your thoughts to help the Pacesa Lab create a metric for analyzing complex protein folds, cast your vote at pacesalab.com/foldcomplexity.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons in the top left and bottom right and the Rosetta Commons logo is in the top right corner.
An announcement of a presentation from the protein design workflows group. The talk is titled BioPipelines and is by Gianluca Quargnali of the University of Zurich. It is announced that the talk is July 7, 2026 at 5 p.m. CET or 11 a.m. ET via Zoom. There is an image of three protein spirals in different shades of blue labeled AlphaFold: folded and Prediction of new structures.
A series of seven images. The first has all six of the students each with a photo in a box to introduce them. The next six images have a picture of the student, their name, their school and graduation year, their REU host institution, and a quote. The background is either light orange or light teal and it has protein spirals in the top left corner, the Rosetta Commons logo in the top right, and hexagons on both sides of the pictures.
An announcement about an article focused on biosecurity. The image shows three graphics, a computer code looking circle with a rainbow protein spiral in the center and an open lock on the right, a protein spiral question mark, and a warning triangle with an exclamation point in the center. The background of the image is a gradient of green, yellow, and red from left to right. The text reads “Debating model openness versus biosecurity guardrails, The rapid advancement of biological AI tools has sparked a critical debate regarding the balance between open source research and biosecurity, A recent Nature article explores where scientists currently stand, Learn more at rosettacommons.org/news.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
An image of the Padrãos does Descobrimentos (Monument to the Discoveries) sculpture in front of purple and orange lit clouds during sunset. The portion of the sculpture shown is primarily white colored and shows one man dressed in clothes from the late 15th century with the man in the front holding a model of a sailing ship. The text on the image says, “European RosettaCon, Lisbon, Portugal, Sold Out, Registration Closed, 28th to 30th of October, 2026, Rectorate of the NOVA university of Lisbon, europeanrosettacon.org” It has the NOVA, SPBf, Rosetta Commons, and Rosetta Design Group logos at the bottom of the image.
A news announcement about the release of Biohub’s open source models. The image shows a green and blue protein binding together graphically represented. The text reads “Biohub announces release of open source models, Biohub has released open source ESM protein language models that use evolutionary data to streamline drug discovery and map functional protein spaces, Learn more at rosettacommons.org/news.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
A picture of Thomas Huber along with the text “Member Spotlight, Thomas Huber, Full Professor, Australian National University.” It also includes a quote that states “I think the openness, friendliness, and helpfulness of the community are what I value the most.” The background is a light orange. The Rosetta Commons logo is at the top and spiral teal and orange proteins are at the top and bottom of the image.
A series of seven images. The first has all six of the students each with a photo in a box to introduce them. The next six images have a picture of the student, their name, their school and graduation year, their REU host institution, and a quote. The background is either light orange or light teal and it has protein spirals in the top left corner, the Rosetta Commons logo in the top right, and hexagons on both sides of the pictures.
A news announcement about the release of OpenBind’s first open source dataset. The image shows a multi-colored protein spiral graphically represented. The text reads “OpenBind announces release of first open source dataset, OpenBind released its first public dataset linking protein-ligand structures with experimental binding affinities to improve structure-based machine learning models, Learn more at rosettacommons.org/news.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
An event announcement about the Leipzig Rosetta Workshop 2026 now having registration open. The image shows a green grassy area in front of a sunset lit sky and a city view of Leipzig. The text reads “Leipzig Rosetta Workshop, Methods of computational protein design, August 17 - 21, 2026, Leipzig University - Leipzig , Germany, Registration Closes June 15, Learn more at rosettacommons.org/events.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
A series of six images. The first has all five of the students each with a photo in a box to introduce them. The next five images have a picture of the student, their name, their school and graduation year, their REU host institution, and a quote. The background is either light orange or light teal and it has protein spirals in the top left corner, the Rosetta Commons logo in the top right, and hexagons on both sides of the pictures.
n announcement of RosettaCon Asia on October 10 - 11, 2026 at Peking University in Beijing, China. It has an orange background with protein spirals next to the top text. In the middle is a sunset colored image of a lake view of a building at Peking University. At the bottom it states that the conference is sponsored by Rosetta Commons with the white version of the logo, abstracts due June 15, registration closes July 15, and shares the URL rosettacommons.org/events/rcasia.
There is a blue and tan image of a protein molecule along with the announcement of the 2nd symposium on protein design and engineering: AI for protein design. It states that the symposium will take place October 5 - 8, 2026 at CNPEM in Brazil. At the bottom against a teal background it states that the symposium is sponsored by Rosetta Commons with the logo in white, registration closes June 15 and has the URL rosettacommons.org/events/rcbrazil.
Group photo of REU trainees on a brick pathway next to trees.
An image of the Padrãos does Descobrimentos (Monument to the Discoveries) sculpture in front of purple and orange lit clouds during sunset. The portion of the sculpture shown is primarily white colored and shows one man dressed in clothes from the late 15th century with the man in the front holding a model of a sailing ship. The text on the image says, “European RosettaCon, Lisbon, Portugal, Almost Sold Out, Register Today, 28th to 30th of October, 2026, Rectorate of the NOVA university of Lisbon, europeanrosettacon.org” It has the NOVA, SPBf, Rosetta Commons, and Rosetta Design Group logos at the bottom of the image.
An event announcement about the ML & Rosetta Intro Bootcamp applications closing soon. The image shows a computer screen with code on it with a person’s hands typing. The text reads “ML & Rosetta Intro Bootcamp, July 20 - 24, 2026, John Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD, Application Deadline is June 5, Learn more at rosettacommons.org/events.” The background is a light orange with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
An event announcement about the Leipzig Rosetta Workshop 2026 now having registration open. The image shows a green grassy area in front of a sunset lit sky and a city view of Leipzig. The text reads “Leipzig Rosetta Workshop 2026 Registration Open, The workshop is focused on the latest computational protein design methods and AI-based tools, August 17 - 21, 2026, Leipzig University - Leipzig , Germany, Learn more at rosettacommons.org/events.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
An announcement of Cecilia Clementi as a keynote speaker for European RosettaCon. It notes she is from Freie Universität Berlin and her talk will be titled Understanding protein dynamics with machine learning, simulation, and experimental data. At the bottom are the logos for NOVA University, SPBf, Rosetta Commons, and Rosetta Design Group. The background has a purple colored sky at the top and then an off-white background for most of the image with some purple spirals on the sides.
A picture of Anum Glasgow along with the text “Member Spotlight, Anum Glasgow, Assistant Professor, Columbia University.” It also includes a quote that states “I’ve been wondering how millions of protein functions could arise from just a few thousand protein folds found in nature.” The background is a light orange. The Rosetta Commons logo is at the top and spiral teal and orange proteins are at the top and bottom of the image.
An event announcement about the ML & Rosetta Intro Bootcamp now having applications open. The image shows two people working in front of computer screens with code on them. The text reads “ML & Rosetta Intro Bootcamp Applications Open, An intro to protein design with Rosetta and ML with a blend of lectures and hands-on projects, July 20 - 24, 2026, John Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD, Learn more at rosettacommons.org/events.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
An image of the Padrãos does Descobrimentos (Monument to the Discoveries) sculpture in front of purple and orange lit clouds during sunset. The portion of the sculpture shown is primarily white colored and shows two men dressed in clothes from the late 15th century with the man in the front holding a model of a sailing ship. The text on the image says, “European RosettaCon, Lisbon, Portugal, Crossing Boundaries with Protein Design, Register today before early bird registration closes May 31st. europeanrosettacon.org” It has the NOVA, SPBf, Rosetta Commons, and Rosetta Design Group logos at the bottom of the image.
An announcement of RosettaCon Asia on October 10 - 11, 2026 at Peking University in Beijing, China. It has an orange background with protein spirals next to the top text. In the middle is a sunset colored image of a lake view of a building at Peking University. At the bottom it states that the conference is sponsored by Rosetta Commons with the white version of the logo and shares the URL rosettacommons.org/events/rcasia.
An announcement of the last chance to register for Summer RosettaCon 2026. It shows a picture of conference attendees watching a presentation at a previous conference. It states that the theme is “Biomolecule Engineering: From Principle to Practice” and that it will be August 3-7, 2026 at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA. It has the Rosetta Commons logo in the upper right corner. It states at the bottom to visit rosettacon.org. There is solid teal at the bottom with connected hexagon designs in the corners.
A news announcement about the release of autocomplete and type checking now with PyRosetta through type stubs. The image shows lines of code against a black background. The text reads “Autocompletion and type checking now with PyRosetta; New Python type stubs for PyRosetta improve Integrated Development Environment (IDE) autocompletion and type analysis for a more streamlined development experience when writing Python code; Learn more at rosettacommons.org/news.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
An announcement of keynote speaker David Baker for Summer RosettaCon 2026. It shows his picture and notes that he is associated with University Washington and Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and that his talk will be August 3, 2026 at 5:45 p.m. It has the Rosetta Commons logo in the upper right corner. It states at the bottom to “Register @ rosettacon.org.” There is solid teal at the bottom with connected hexagon designs in the corners.
A news announcement about the release of more videos in the Protein Design Workflows video series on YouTube. The image shows a person’s hand touching a molecule in front of a computer and is labeled protein design workflows part 1. The text reads “Protein Design Workflows Series Now on YouTube; The Protein Design Workflows series brings together researchers and developers to discuss how protein design pipelines are built, run, and scaled in practice. Check out the latest presentation on YouTube. Start the series: Rosetta Commons YouTube.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
An announcement of Frank Noé as a keynote speaker for European RosettaCon. It notes he is from Freie Universität Berlin and Microsoft Research AI for Science and his talk will be titled Biomolecular dynamics and function at scale. At the bottom are the logos for NOVA University, SPBf, Rosetta Commons, and Rosetta Design Group. The background has a purple colored sky at the top and then an off-white background for most of the image with some purple spirals on the sides.
An announcement of keynote speaker Alanna Schepartz for Summer RosettaCon 2026. It shows her picture and notes that she is associated with University of California, Berkeley, and that her talk will be August 6, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. It has the Rosetta Commons logo in the upper right corner. It states at the bottom to “Register @ rosettacon.org.” There is solid teal at the bottom with connected hexagon designs in the corners.
There is a blue and tan image of a protein molecule along with the announcement of the 2nd symposium on protein design and engineering: AI for protein design. It states that the symposium will take place October 5 - 8, 2026 at CNPEM in Brazil. At the bottom against a teal background it states that the symposium is sponsored by Rosetta Commons with the logo in white and has the URL rosettacommons.org/events/rcbrazil.
A news announcement about the release of a new video tutorial on RFdiffusion on YouTube. The image is a mockup of a video play screen with a snapshot of the video in it including lines of code, a protein model, and the presenter in the upper right corner. The text reads “RFdiffusion Fundamentals Tutorial Now on YouTube; Learn how to perform protein binder design with motif grafting and backbone quality assessment using RFdiffusion; Start the tutorial: Rosetta Commons YouTube.” The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
An announcement of keynote speaker Pamela Silver for Summer RosettaCon 2026. It shows her picture and notes that she is associated with Harvard University and Wyss Institute, and that her talk will be August 5, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. It has the Rosetta Commons logo in the upper right corner. It states at the bottom to “Register @ rosettacon.org.” There is solid teal at the bottom with connected hexagon designs in the corners.
An announcement of the Summer RosettaCon 2026 Bootcamp/Hackathon How to Train Your Model on August 2 to 8, 2026 at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA. It states that the application deadline is May 1 and to visit rosettacommons.org/education/workshops. The image shows a standing man typing on a laptop. The laptop has an image of a golden dragon. The back of the laptop has golden lines and code language coming out of it that connect to a yellow and golden model of a protein. The background is a light blue with hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the bottom left corner.
A picture of Bruno Correia along with the text “Member Spotlight, Bruno Correia, Full Professor, LDPI, EPFL.” It also includes a quote that states “If there is a problem you want to work on, do it, because that passion helps to push science beyond the status quo.” The background is a light orange. The Rosetta Commons logo is at the top and spiral teal and orange proteins are at the top and bottom of the image.
Two images are shown and the viewer is asked to guess what’s in the images. The title states “Protein design is all around.” The top image shows an orange cluster of spirals in front of silver/gray/blue colored branch looking structures (it’s an amyloid). The bottom image shows red, orange, and green clusters spread under a gray branching structure (it’s an aerial view of a tree). The background has a light orange to light green gradient with hexagons. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the bottom left corner.
An announcement of keynote speaker Alex Rives for Summer RosettaCon 2026. It shows his picture and notes that he is associated with Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Broad Institute, and that his talk will be August 4, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. It has the Rosetta Commons logo in the upper right corner. It states at the bottom to “Register @ rosettacon.org.” There is solid teal at the bottom with connected hexagon designs in the corners.
A congratulations announcement to awardees of the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program in 2026. It lists the names of RaMP Trainees: Nicolas Langdon, Raksha Pradeep, & Miranda Simpson, RaMP Alumni: Ali Mobedi, and REU Alumni: Dawning (Jiajia) Fu, Samantha Schulte & Richard Zhu. The image is a web of connected molecules. The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
A congratulations announcement to awardees of the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program in 2026. It lists the names of RaMP Trainees: Nicolas Langdon, Raksha Pradeep, & Miranda Simpson, RaMP Alumni: Ali Mobedi, and REU Alumni: Samantha Schulte & Richard Zhu. The image is a web of connected molecules. The background is a light teal with some hexagons on it. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner.
An announcement of the Summer RosettaCon 2026 Bootcamp/Hackathon How to Train Your Model on August 2 to 8, 2026 at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA. It states that more info can be found at rosettacon.org. The image shows a standing man typing on a laptop. The laptop has an image of a golden dragon. The back of the laptop has golden lines and code language coming out of it that connect to a yellow and golden model of a protein. The background is teal with hexagons in the bottom corners. The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper left corner.
An announcement of two presentations from the protein design workflows group. The first is BioExcel Building Blocks by Adam Hospitall and the second is BoltzGen by Hannes Stark. It is announced that the talks are April 14, 2026 at 5 p.m. CET or 11 a.m. ET via Zoom. There are two images to represent each presentation. BioExcel shows lego looking yellow and teal pieces with arrows between them. BoltzGen shows protein spirals that are mainly blue, with one yellow and one pink spiral.
An announcement of general registration being open for Summer RosettaCon 2026 through May 15. It has a picture of a previous attendee presenting her poster to three other attendees. There is the Rosetta Commons logo in the upper right corner. It also states that the conference is August 3 to 7, 2026 at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA. It gives rosettacon.org as the location to register and announces the theme as “Biomolecule engineering: From principle to practice” It has hexagon shapes in the corners on top of a teal background.
There is an image of green, purple, and teal protein spirals on a black background with the announcement of the new RDF3 tutoritals being available. Additional text states “Whether you’re just starting with RFdiffusion3 (RDF3) or looking ot refine your design workflows, these three new tutorials for RFD3 guide you step-by-step through creating new protein structures for your design projects. Learn more at rosettacommons.org/news.” The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner. The background is a light teal with some hexagons in the corners.
An announcement of the last chance to register for Summer RosettaCon 2026’s conference at the early bird rate. It has a picture of two previous attendees, one of whom is giving a thumbs up. There is the Rosetta Commons logo in the upper right corner. It also states that the conference is August 3 to 7, 2026 at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA. It gives rosettacon.org as the location to register and announces the theme as “Biomolecule engineering: From principle to practice” It has hexagon shapes in the corners on top of a teal background.
An announcement of two presentations from the protein design workflows group. The first is AI.zymes by Adrian Bunzel and the second is BinderFlow by Carlos Chacon. It is announced that the talks are March 31, 2026 at 5 p.m. CET or 11 a.m. ET via Zoom. There are two images to represent each presentation. AI.zymes shows a protein that is gray, black, and blue in the middle. BinderFlow shows protein spirals that are yellow, purple, and red.
There is a screenshot of the rc-run github page with the announcement of the new tool being available. Additional text states “We are pleased to announce a new Rosetta Commons workflow optimization tool: rc-run. Rc-rcun (invoked as rc) is a command-line utility tool for running containerized and native biomolecular software. Learn more at rosettacommons.org/news.” The Rosetta Commons logo is in the upper right corner. The background is a light teal with some hexagons in the corners.
A picture of Hannah Wayment-Steele along with the text “Member Spotlight, Hannah Wayment-Steele, Asst. Prof. of Biochemistry, University of Wisconsin-Madison.” It also includes a quote that states “I value the openness Rosetta has around science, because it helps fuel scientific growth.” The background is a light orange. The Rosetta Commons logo is at the top and spiral teal and orange proteins are at the top and bottom of the image.
An announcement partly with an image and partly with text for an upcoming bootcamp/hackathon as part of Summer RosettaCon 2026. The image shows a standing man typing on a laptop. The laptop has an image of a golden dragon. The back of the laptop has golden lines and code language coming out of it that connect to a yellow and golden model of a protein. The background has blue walls with computer codes written on them. The text reads “Get ready to take your machine learning skills in protein design to the next level. August 2 - 8, 2026, Summer RosettaCon 2026 Bootcamp/Hackathon, How To Train Your Model, University of Washington - Seattle, WA. For more information and to apply, please visit: rosettacommons.org/education/workshops. In the bottom left is the Rosetta Commons logo.
Four pictures of participants during the hackathons and one group picture of all attendees. The pictures show students and staff working at tables on laptops. The group photo shows palm trees in the background. The text says “Megathon 2026, Highlights from Puerto Rico.” The Rosetta Commons logo is on the bottom left.
An image of the Padrãos does Descobrimentos (Monument to the Discoveries) sculpture in front of purple and orange lit clouds during sunset. The portion of the sculpture shown is primarily white colored and shows three men dressed in clothes from the late 15th century with the man in the front holding a model of a sailing ship. The text on the image says, “European RosettaCon, Lisbon, Portugal, Crossing Boundaries with Protein Design, Registrations are open, Early bird until 31st of May, 28th to 30th of October, 2026, NOVA University Lisbon, Campolide Campus, Rectory.” It has the Rosetta Commons logo at the bottom of the image in the middle.
A flyer for Summer RosettaCon 2026. The top image shows a large group of people with their arms up standing on a cliffside with evergreen trees, a blue river, and hills covered in green trees in the distance, behind the group of people. There is the Rosetta Commons logo in the upper right, and some teal and orange hexagon structures in the corners. The bottom is a teal color with text that reads "Summer RosettaCon 2026, Frontiers in computational protein engineering: advances in AI, structural modeling, and design, August 3-7, 2026, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Early bird registration ends March 31, rosettacon.org."