computational-biology

It is not yet approved, and this does not mean we have “cured cancer.” But it is an extraordinary proof of concept: sequencing + AI/computational biology + mRNA + immunotherapy can be combined to create a treatment tailored to the genetic fingerprint of an individual patient’s tumor. Moderna and Merck said on Wednesday that a […]

In cell biology, computational models of biological systems range from minimal representations with a handful of parameters to whole-cell simulations tracking thousands of molecular species across a complete cell cycle. While these models span a continuum of detail, increasing complexity changes what they capture and are able to explain, what they can predict, and how they can fall short. A model…

dc.title: Two studies in molecular and computational biology: ATM loss driving transcriptional disruption, and the practical limits of zero-shot evolutionary models dc.description.abstract: This dissertation contains two independent bodies of work in molecular biology and computational biology. The first investigates the mechanistic basis of cerebellar neurodegeneration in Ataxia-Telangiectasia (…

Coarctation of the aorta (CoA) is a common congenital cardiovascular lesion that presents as a localized narrowing of the proximal descending aorta. While improvements in surgical and catheter-based techniques have increased short-term survival, there is a high long-term risk of hypertension and a reduced average lifespan despite correction. Computational models can be used to estimate aortic rem…

The University of Osaka
7/12/2026

AI is helping scientists uncover the hidden molecular structure behind water’s famously strange behavior. Water covers most of Earth’s surface, yet it continues to puzzle scientists because it behaves differently from almost every other liquid. One of its best-known quirks is that it expands instead of shrinking when it freezes. Researchers have long connected these [...]

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming an indispensable research partner in the life sciences. But while many AI tools excel at writing code or summarizing papers, scientific discovery demands much more—it requires integrating literature, analyzing complex datasets, running computational workflows, and generating testable hypotheses. That’s where Claude Science enters the picture. Claude Sci…

The new dean will build a life sciences division around large health datasets and models designed to predict disease, simulate treatments and generate research hypotheses. MBZUAI has appointed Eran Segal as Dean of its Division of Biological and Life Sciences to lead research combining AI with large-scale human health data. Image credit: MBZUAI Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intellige…

Nature Communications, Published online: 29 June 2026; doi:10.1038/s41467-026-74487-x Here, the authors examine whether combining multiple molecular data types improves drug discovery models, finding multimodal approaches boost predictions with effective fusion, and even simple late-fusion methods can reach state-of-the-art performance.

Algorithms and biological data - meet Dmitry Kobak Following a PhD in bioengineering from Imperial College London and a postdoc at the Champalimaud Centre in Lisbon, Dmitry Kobak set up his own group at the Hertie AI Institute at Tübingen University. In 2026, he moved to the VIB Center for AI & Computational Biology. Time to ask him some questions. Hi, Dmitry, and welcome to VIB! Can you briefly …

Ari Sen
6/16/2026

In a single day, JianJun Jin might switch from writing code on his computer to experimenting at a lab bench or working under greenhouse lights as an assistant curator at the New York Botanical Garden. His research spans several fields—plant systematics, genomics and computational biology—and his aim is to better understand the inner workings of plants. Jin is the developer of GetOrganelle, an AI …

Human Technopole welcomes Wolfram Pönisch as a new Research Group Leader in the Computational Biology Research Centre - Biophysical Modelling and Simulations Programme. A theoretical physicist by training, Wolfram studies the stochastic morphodynamics of living systems: how cells and tissues change shape, fluctuate and use these dynamics to influence biological processes. The post Introducing Wol…

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