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Neat new system to evolve protein-protein interactions - while altering both sides of the interface! Watch for a description of the clever method, read the paper to get the deets on how these interfaces evolved & predictive models trained on screen data.

Julia Bauman

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Julia Bauman3 years ago

Find the paper from @aerin_yang & coauthors here:

Soccer Bot™1 year ago

Experience the bot completely reimagined. 🌟 A completely new design, reminders for match prediction, notifications when games are interrupted, continued or postponed. New commands like /features and /standings and new languages and much more.

ScienceStanley3 years ago

Such great coverage of an amazing result. Having worked with some of these geometric learning driven molecular engineering tools, think they are going to revolutionize the whole field of compound discovery process :D

Ashton C Trotman-Grant3 years ago

YES!👏🏾🔥

Aerin Yang3 years ago

Thanks for the wonderful video, Julia!

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