Learning protein function through autonomous experimental interaction
Demonstrates a new mode of AI learning in which agents discover biological functions and principles through direct experimental interaction.
bioRxiv 2026
Publications
Demonstrates a new mode of AI learning in which agents discover biological functions and principles through direct experimental interaction.
bioRxiv 2026

Shows how AI can learn the physical principles underlying proteins directly from molecular simulation, moving beyond the evolutionary patterns encoded in natural sequences.
Nature Methods 2025

Shows how engineered enzymes can become programmable control points for directing biological pathways toward desired chemical products.
bioRxiv 2026

Shows how experimental feedback can align protein language models with engineering goals, enabling them to design functions beyond those explored by natural evolution.
Nature Communications 2026

Establishes self-driving laboratories as a new paradigm for autonomous biological engineering.
Nature Chemical Engineering 2024

Expands the therapeutic potential of ACE2 by engineering its activity and specificity, with potential applications ranging from heart and lung injury to fibrosis, cancer, and neurodegenerative disease.
Protein Science 2023