SciDataCopilot: An Agentic Data Preparation Framework for AGI-driven Scientific Discovery

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Main Authors: Rao, Jiyong, Qiu, Yicheng, Zhang, Jiahui, Deng, Juntao, Sun, Shangquan, Ling, Fenghua, Chen, Hao, Dong, Nanqing, Gao, Zhangyang, Sun, Siqi, Li, Yuqiang, Zhou, Dongzhan, Wang, Guangyu, Wu, Lijun, He, Conghui, Wang, Xuhong, Shao, Jing, Liu, Xiang, Zhu, Yu, Liu, Mianxin, Zheng, Qihao, Zhang, Yinghui, Wu, Jiamin, Wang, Xiaosong, Tang, Shixiang, Zhang, Wenlong, Zhang, Bo, Ouyang, Wanli, Zhao, Runkai, Song, Chunfeng, Bai, Lei, Zhang, Chi
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author Rao, Jiyong
Qiu, Yicheng
Zhang, Jiahui
Deng, Juntao
Sun, Shangquan
Ling, Fenghua
Chen, Hao
Dong, Nanqing
Gao, Zhangyang
Sun, Siqi
Li, Yuqiang
Zhou, Dongzhan
Wang, Guangyu
Wu, Lijun
He, Conghui
Wang, Xuhong
Shao, Jing
Liu, Xiang
Zhu, Yu
Liu, Mianxin
Zheng, Qihao
Zhang, Yinghui
Wu, Jiamin
Wang, Xiaosong
Tang, Shixiang
Zhang, Wenlong
Zhang, Bo
Ouyang, Wanli
Zhao, Runkai
Song, Chunfeng
Bai, Lei
Zhang, Chi
author_facet Rao, Jiyong
Qiu, Yicheng
Zhang, Jiahui
Deng, Juntao
Sun, Shangquan
Ling, Fenghua
Chen, Hao
Dong, Nanqing
Gao, Zhangyang
Sun, Siqi
Li, Yuqiang
Zhou, Dongzhan
Wang, Guangyu
Wu, Lijun
He, Conghui
Wang, Xuhong
Shao, Jing
Liu, Xiang
Zhu, Yu
Liu, Mianxin
Zheng, Qihao
Zhang, Yinghui
Wu, Jiamin
Wang, Xiaosong
Tang, Shixiang
Zhang, Wenlong
Zhang, Bo
Ouyang, Wanli
Zhao, Runkai
Song, Chunfeng
Bai, Lei
Zhang, Chi
contents The current landscape of AI for Science (AI4S) is predominantly anchored in large-scale textual corpora, where generative AI systems excel at hypothesis generation, literature search, and multi-modal reasoning. However, a critical bottleneck for accelerating closed-loop scientific discovery remains the utilization of raw experimental data. Characterized by extreme heterogeneity, high specificity, and deep domain expertise requirements, raw data possess neither direct semantic alignment with linguistic representations nor structural homogeneity suitable for a unified embedding space. The disconnect prevents the emerging class of Artificial General Intelligence for Science (AGI4S) from effectively interfacing with the physical reality of experimentation. In this work, we extend the text-centric AI-Ready concept to Scientific AI-Ready data paradigm, explicitly formalizing how scientific data is specified, structured, and composed within a computational workflow. To operationalize this idea, we propose SciDataCopilot, an autonomous agentic framework designed to handle data ingestion, scientific intent parsing, and multi-modal integration in a end-to-end manner. By positioning data readiness as a core operational primitive, the framework provides a principled foundation for reusable, transferable systems, enabling the transition toward experiment-driven scientific general intelligence. Extensive evaluations across three heterogeneous scientific domains show that SciDataCopilot improves efficiency, scalability, and consistency over manual pipelines, with up to 30$\times$ speedup in data preparation.
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spellingShingle SciDataCopilot: An Agentic Data Preparation Framework for AGI-driven Scientific Discovery
Rao, Jiyong
Qiu, Yicheng
Zhang, Jiahui
Deng, Juntao
Sun, Shangquan
Ling, Fenghua
Chen, Hao
Dong, Nanqing
Gao, Zhangyang
Sun, Siqi
Li, Yuqiang
Zhou, Dongzhan
Wang, Guangyu
Wu, Lijun
He, Conghui
Wang, Xuhong
Shao, Jing
Liu, Xiang
Zhu, Yu
Liu, Mianxin
Zheng, Qihao
Zhang, Yinghui
Wu, Jiamin
Wang, Xiaosong
Tang, Shixiang
Zhang, Wenlong
Zhang, Bo
Ouyang, Wanli
Zhao, Runkai
Song, Chunfeng
Bai, Lei
Zhang, Chi
Databases
Emerging Technologies
Multiagent Systems
The current landscape of AI for Science (AI4S) is predominantly anchored in large-scale textual corpora, where generative AI systems excel at hypothesis generation, literature search, and multi-modal reasoning. However, a critical bottleneck for accelerating closed-loop scientific discovery remains the utilization of raw experimental data. Characterized by extreme heterogeneity, high specificity, and deep domain expertise requirements, raw data possess neither direct semantic alignment with linguistic representations nor structural homogeneity suitable for a unified embedding space. The disconnect prevents the emerging class of Artificial General Intelligence for Science (AGI4S) from effectively interfacing with the physical reality of experimentation. In this work, we extend the text-centric AI-Ready concept to Scientific AI-Ready data paradigm, explicitly formalizing how scientific data is specified, structured, and composed within a computational workflow. To operationalize this idea, we propose SciDataCopilot, an autonomous agentic framework designed to handle data ingestion, scientific intent parsing, and multi-modal integration in a end-to-end manner. By positioning data readiness as a core operational primitive, the framework provides a principled foundation for reusable, transferable systems, enabling the transition toward experiment-driven scientific general intelligence. Extensive evaluations across three heterogeneous scientific domains show that SciDataCopilot improves efficiency, scalability, and consistency over manual pipelines, with up to 30$\times$ speedup in data preparation.
title SciDataCopilot: An Agentic Data Preparation Framework for AGI-driven Scientific Discovery
topic Databases
Emerging Technologies
Multiagent Systems
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.09132