MIT MoML 2026 lineup revealed: Boltz co-founder Saro Passaro to keynote
GabriCorso · x · 2026-09-24
The 8th Molecular Machine Learning Conference (MoML 2026), hosted by MIT's Jameel Clinic, has published its full agenda for Oct 14, 2026, with 10% of seats remaining.
- Keynote: Boltz co-founder Saro Passaro, "Designing Binding: From Structure to Affinity, Across Proteins and Small Molecules"
- Speakers include Regina Barzilay (MIT), Mark Gerstein (Yale), Alexander Bronstein (ISTA), Cecilia Clementi (FU Berlin), and Wesley Hsieh (ByteDance Seed)
- Sessions span generative models, molecular dynamics, protein design, plus poster sessions and flash talks
The biannual conference focuses on ML for biomolecules, chemistry, and materials, bridging academia and industry.
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