A problem that has resisted a field for a decade has been asked, over and over, in the same terms. Ask a specialist and you get the field’s memory back: the familiar framings, the familiar dead ends, the familiar citations. Ask a language model and you get the same memory, faster and more fluently written.
What is missing is not effort or literature. It is a genuinely different description of the same structure — the observation that this problem in cell biology has the shape of a problem control engineering solved in 1962, made by someone who was never told the problem was about cells.
That transfer happens by accident in the history of science, over decades, at conferences and in corridors. Köprü is built to make it happen on purpose, and to be honest about how often it does not.