amelie-iska

@amelie-iska.bsky.social

(She/her) I ❤️proteins! I’m an AI researcher and budding in silico molecular engineer focused mostly on proteins and small molecules. Intersex=awesome 😎🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️⚧️💻🎯🧬🧫🦠🔬⚗️🧪💊💉✡️🪬

Did you know that court docs for name and gender changes are not confidential? You can google a trans person’s current name and find their old, dead name — and vice versa. In CA, my amazing bud Hazel is working to fix this, and she may just be successful. My latest for @sfchronicle.com Gift Link 🎁

Changing names puts transgender Californians at risk. New protections could be on the way

A new transgender privacy bill in California would make official name changes confidential.

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UCLA Chem & Biochem is looking for an assistant professor who has "outstanding potential as a scientist, educator, & mentor to students from groups under-represented in the physical sciences". This is part of a cluster hire in physical sciences. @chemjobber.bsky.social recruit.apo.ucla.edu/JPF10039

Physical Sciences HSI Cluster Assistant Professor in Chemistry & Biochemistry

University of California, Los Angeles is hiring. Apply now!

recruit.apo.ucla.edu

Thanks! Also check our update to CDR clustering where we modified the D score as max over all dihedral distances including omega, instead of average. Also electron density cutoff to detect peptide flips. Eliminated lots of small CDR clusters with poor density. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

A penultimate classification of canonical antibody CDR conformations

Antibody complementarity determining regions (CDRs) are loops within antibodies responsible for engaging antigens during the immune response and in antibody therapeutics and laboratory reagents. Since...

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Trying to get Baker Lab's new beta-pairing binder design technique going. Not quite there, but I'm getting close. Anyone have good adj and ss .pt prep code, or a bash script to run the model with on said .pt files?

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I like collecting good ideas 😁 there are quite a few floating around in AI4Biochem these days. I love piecing together what has been done in the past 6 months and seeing what is possible in the next 6 months. It just gives me so much hope and excitement to be able to look into the near future. 🚀

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