RFD4 plus a David Baker talk point to an exciting future for protein design
johnowhitaker · x · 2026-11-05
The author is reading RFD4 to prepare for a journal club, and says the report combined with David Baker's talk has them excited about where protein design is heading and what will soon be possible. Link to the talk included.
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