Claude Science Subscription 1 million seats have been released as a free and discounted framework for the year of 1. If the use of the laboratory exceeds the normal limit, you can apply for a separate credit of up to 5 million dollars per research task.
1 million seats free and monthly 15 in two phases
Anthropic has released Claude’s subscription 1 million 1 a year, free of charge or at a discount, to scientists around the world.
The premium seats are set at monthly 15 dollars, with a maximum of 5 times the standard seats.
Certification of the Chief Researcher to additional users of the laboratory.
Applicants can enroll in the team plan for scientists if they are chief researchers in an academic or non-profit research institution or in an equivalent position. At the time of enrollment, they must be certified for this position and their affiliation.
Approved applicants can add researchers from their own laboratories to their own plans, not being registered separately by individual researchers, but adding users at the starting point to the head of the certified laboratories.
Complete the usual use limit with credit.
If the availability of the laboratory exceeds the upper limit of the standard or premium seats,AIfor Science program for research topics.5You can apply for a million-dollar credit. Subscription seats and credits for research subjects are another support path, and additional demand applies to the latter.
The qualifications for applying for credits are wider than the requirements for enrollment in the team plan.In the team plan, senior researchers or equivalents are registered, while researchers can apply for the AI for Science program.
Integrate research tools and computational resources with Claude Science
The AI research product, launched in 6, integrates the tools that researchers often use to generate auditable outcomes, designed to provide flexible access to computing resources and support research alongside subscriptions and task-specific credits.
The AI for Science program has so far primarily supported researchers in the biosciences.Anthropic has shown its intention to review its scope and expand its credit offer to other scientific fields, including high-computing research.
In life science, models maintain different access conditions.
While the scope of research support is expanded, the available models remain subject to field-specific conditions.At present, the models available for biological and chemical researchers are limited to Opus-class models.
Claude Fable models continue to block professional biology and drug development inquiries.Anthropic considers the reason for this restriction to be the risk of dual youth.
As another access route, Anthropic has partnered with the U.S. government to launch a program for life science experts to use Mythos-class models for research and development.