EvoDiff final version published: diffusion protein generation with evolutionary data
KevinKaichuang · x · 2026-08-27
The final version of EvoDiff has been published in eLife. The model combines evolutionary-scale data with diffusion models for controllable protein sequence generation. Beyond generating plausible proteins, it can scaffold structural motifs in sequence space.
- Paper: Published in eLife
- Code: Open source
- Core capability: Uses evolutionary data to enhance diffusion models for controllable protein sequence generation.
Related event: Microsoft's EvoDiff Protein Generation Model Published in eLife(2 posts)→
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