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Enveda CASMI 2026 - Molecule ID From Mass Spectra

A "next AlphaFold-style" Featured Code Competition on Kaggle by AI drug-discovery company Enveda: predict 2D chemical structures of small molecules detected in complex biological extracts, $50,000 total prizes, final submissions due 14 December 2026.

Data science competitionDate to be confirmedEnveda Biosciences (on Kaggle; tied to the CASMI 2026 academic contest) · Online
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Eligibility and key facts

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Who may be interested
Data scientists, Researchers, Students
Team size
Teams of up to 5 (per competition rules)
Location
Online
Eligible regions
To be confirmed; online does not imply worldwide eligibility
Entry fee
Free
Prizes and support
$50,000 total ($16,000 / $12,000 / $9,000 / $7,000 / $6,000 for places 1-5)

All deadlines

Competition launches

Original date: Start: 10 days ago (read on 2026-09-24); runs Sep 14 - Dec 14, 2026 per press release

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Registration/entry deadline

Original date: Entry deadline: December 7, 2026 at 11:59 PM UTC (per competition rules, search index)

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Final submission deadline

Original date: Close: 3 months to go (Kaggle page, read 2026-09-24); final submission deadline December 14, 2026 11:59 PM UTC per rules

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About this opportunity

Enveda CASMI 2026 (Molecule ID From Mass Spectra) is a Featured Code Competition on Kaggle hosted by Enveda Biosciences, tied to the CASMI 2026 academic contest and billed as "the next AlphaFold contest": the goal is to predict 2D chemical structures of small molecules detected in complex biological extracts (e.g., natural-product samples) that no one can identify - roughly 90% of biological molecules. The competition started around 14 September 2026 and the Kaggle page shows it closing in about 3 months (per the competition rules: entry deadline 2026-12-07 11:59 PM UTC, final submission deadline 2026-12-14 11:59 PM UTC). Total prizes are $50,000 ($16,000 / $12,000 / $9,000 / $7,000 / $6,000 for places 1-5); free to enter, teams of up to 5, up to 5 submissions per day. As this is Kaggle-hosted, cross-check against the Kaggle collection channel to avoid duplicate records.

Machine learningComputational chemistry/computational biologyMolecular structure prediction from mass spectrometry

Rules and deliverables

Participation rules

    What to prepare

      Sources

      Source platform
      Kaggle
      Source domain
      www.kaggle.com

      The organizer’s published schedule and rules take precedence.