Explore the cutting-edge intersection of protein design and deep learning in this 52-minute colloquium talk by David Baker, presented as part of the EWSC-MIT EECS Joint Colloquium Series. Delve into how advanced machine learning techniques are revolutionizing the field of protein engineering, offering new possibilities for solving pressing biomedical challenges. Gain insights into the latest developments in computational biology and artificial intelligence as Baker discusses innovative approaches to designing novel proteins with specific functions. Learn how this groundbreaking research is driving foundational advances in both machine learning and biomedical sciences, potentially paving the way for new therapeutics and biotechnological applications.
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EWSC: Protein design using deep learning, David Baker
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Broad Institute
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