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Machine learning may accelerate solutions to address protein design challenges - Vimarsana News

Machine learning may accelerate solutions to address protein design challenges

Machine learning can be used to create protein molecules much more accurately and quickly than previously possible.

LinKinVax Puts Together a Highly Experienced Team From the World of Biopharmaceuticals to Lead the Clinical Development and Upscaling of Its Vaccine Platform - Vimarsana News

LinKinVax Puts Together a Highly Experienced Team From the World of Biopharmaceuticals to Lead the Clinical Development and Upscaling of Its Vaccine Platform

Alexandra Powell-Smith, PhD, Head of regulatory affairs Hasnae Niang, Head of Quality Thierry Menguy, PhD, Head of CMC activities Valérie Bouchara, PhD, Head of clinical operations

KU lab leads research on little-studied coronavirus structure - Vimarsana News

KU lab leads research on little-studied coronavirus structure

Developing antiviral treatment

Source: ku.edu
KU lab leads research on little-studied coronavirus structure - Vimarsana News

KU lab leads research on little-studied coronavirus structure

Developing antiviral treatment

Source: ku.edu
Slog AM: Street Cafés on a Pathway to Permanence, the Hottest Trend of 2022 Is Landslides, and Most People Prefer a Fish to a Highway - Vimarsana News

Slog AM: Street Cafés on a Pathway to Permanence, the Hottest Trend of 2022 Is Landslides, and Most People Prefer a Fish to a Highway

Get used to café streets. Councilmember Dan Strauss introduced a bill to extend free outdoor dining permits through this time next year. (The current provision was set to expire in the spring.) It’s being billed as a “pathway to permanence,” and will be heard by the Transportation and Seattle Public Utilities Committee on February 1. A final vote could come as soon as February 8. Yes to fish, no to highways. Just in time for...