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Powering AI-Based Protein Engineering With Scalable Data


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Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning is transforming protein engineering, but its success depends on access to diverse, high-quality experimental data. Traditional approaches often fall short in scale and depth, limiting the potential of AI-driven discovery. 


This webinar will explore how large-scale measurement of protein-protein interactions is building the data foundation for next-generation discovery. Join our expert speaker to see how cutting-edge methods are enabling rapid, multi-objective antibody optimization – paving the way for the next generation of AI-powered custom protein engineering.


Attend this webinar to:
  • Understand the types and scale of data necessary to realize the promise of AI-enabled protein engineering
  • Discover how A-Alpha Bio utilizes synthetic biology and library-on-library screening to generate large and diverse datasets for training, fine-tuning, benchmarking and validating AI models
  • Explore how A-Alpha has utilized Twist Bioscience Oligo Pools to support rapid and multi-objective AI-guided antibody optimization
Speaker
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Ryan Emerson, PhD
Senior Vice President, Data Science & Platform Solutions
A-Alpha Bio
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