Tristan Free
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Brilliant.
And what do you think is next for this field?
Do you see where do you see the next big developments emerging?
Brilliant.
Well, thank you so much for joining us on the podcast, Bing Quang.
It's been great to get that summation of the collection, get the key themes and find out where you think the field's gonna move in the future.
So thank you very much for joining us.
Brilliant, thank you very much.
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Thank you for listening and goodbye.
Today, we're addressing a significant challenge in the use of AI in antibody therapeutic development data availability.
You're listening to the Talking Techniques Podcast, and this is the fifth episode of our series covering the ongoing article collection on artificial intelligence and machine learning in antibody development in the journal MAPS.
I'm your host, Biotonique Senior Editor Tristan Free, and today I'm joined by Aubin Ramon, a postdoctoral research associate in the Solmani lab at Imperial College London.
Orban's paper in the collection, Prediction of Protein Biophysical Traits from Limited Data, a case study on nanobody thermostability through nanomelt, presents a potential solution to a perennial limitation of AR modelling.
Your model is only ever as good as the data you train it on.
Or Ben, it's great to have you on the podcast.
Yeah, you're very welcome.
So first off, please can you uh introduce yourself and tell us a little bit more about your institution and your work in the Solmani lab.
Fantastic.
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