Baker Lab and NVIDIA unveil RFD4-Proteina for biomolecular design via latent reasoning
AllThingsApx · x · 2026-11-07
The Institute for Protein Design (UW) and NVIDIA have unveiled RFD4-Proteina, a biomolecular design method built on latent reasoning, with an author list including David Baker, Frank DiMaio, Michael Bronstein and Arash Vahdat.
The ml4proteins community is hosting team members Rafi Brent and Max Kazman on Nov 10, 1pm PT for a presentation; Zoom details are available via their Google Group or Slack.
Related event: Baker Lab and NVIDIA Release RFD4-Proteina with 84% Binder Success Rate(5 posts)→
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