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Joe Greener | Laboratory for Molecular Biology; Ben Luisi | Department of Biochemistry; Matthew Jackson | MRC Toxicology
Friday 11 April 2025, 14:00-16:00
Artificial Intelligence in Structural Biology
- đ¤ Speaker: Joe Greener | Laboratory for Molecular Biology; Ben Luisi | Department of Biochemistry; Matthew Jackson | MRC Toxicology
- đ Date & Time: Friday 11 April 2025, 14:00 - 16:00
- đ Venue: MRC Toxicology Unit lecture theatre, Tennis Court Road, Cambridge
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Abstract
The next in our termly series of Bioinformatics seminars. This time we will be exploring the use of artificial intelligence in structural biology – proteins, RNA and small molecules. As usual we will have two talks followed by tea/coffee and biscuits and then a discussion panel.
Joe Greener | Laboratory for Molecular Biology Reversible molecular simulation for training force fields
Ben Luisi | Department of Biochemistry Navigating steady structures and conformational tempest with a ML compass
Followed by discussion panel including: Matthew Jackson | MRC Toxicology
Series This talk is part of the SBS Bioinformatics Seminars series.
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