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A Multitask Large Reasoning Model for Molecular Science

Artificial intelligence in molecular science must move beyond pattern recognition toward chemically valid and interpretable reasoning. We present a task-adaptive large reasoning model that integrates chemical knowledge through a synergistic multispecialist architecture, chain-of-thought supervision, and molecule-informed reinforcement learning. Task-conditioned routing coordinates prediction and inference specialists across 10 molecular tasks spanning molecular description and generation, nomenclature translation, property prediction, and reaction prediction. The model outperforms more than 20 general-purpose and molecular large language models, improves aggregate performance over the bas...

AuthorsPengfei Liu, Shuang Ge, Xiaobo Wang et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published13 March 2026
Last updated at source16 September 2026
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