UNITED KINGDOM – DECEMBER 23: Raindrops on glass (Photo by Tim Graham/Getty Images) It seems ridiculous to think that you could reduce something like amino acid interactions and resulting proteins to the level of something like Minecraft. In fact, I wouldn’t think most of us have even considered how generative AI could be applied to life science. But a few people behind the scenes are working diligently on figuring this out. Geoff von Maltzahn is at Flagship Pioneering, a company that’s working on the vanguard of high-tech life science. This venture capital firm has an incubator and teams of scientists and entrepreneurs working on things like mRNA and antibody therapeutics, as well as broader genomic projects. Flagship Pioneering works with companies like Seres Therapeutics and Indigo Agriculture, to innovate […]
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