MIT MAESTRO: Pushing Biological Systems to the Limit
ahandvanish · x · 2026-07-19
A reshared post introduces MIT's MAESTRO research: if you don't know exactly what causes a disease, you need to measure as much as possible.
The project advocates for building larger-scale feedback systems that link structure, biomolecular motion, and function. This data is then fed into ML models for therapeutic discovery and to advance the biophysical understanding of proteins.
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