Juan Pierella Karlusich

@jjpk.bsky.social

Marine microbiologist & bioinformatician. Starting my lab at IBVF (U Sevilla-CSIC, Spain) as Ramón y Cajal PI. Former postdoc in Sergey Ovchinnikov’s lab at MIT/Harvard & Chris Bowler's lab at ENS-Paris. PhD in UNR-Argentina.

Yours truly is a proper scientist now! TL;DR: we used AI to redesign parts of essential cell machinery with only 19 canonical amino acids instead of 20. Why? Great thread by @harriswang.bsky.social provides more context and details. Let me talk a bit about the AI design part of this. 1/

Harris Wang@harriswang.bsky.social · 3mo ago

1/ Excited to share our new paper in Science @science.org: “Toward life with a 19-amino acid alphabet through generative artificial intelligence design.” A great collab w/ Sergey's group @sokrypton.org at MIT @columbiasysbio.bsky.social science.org/doi/10.1126/... 🦠🧬🛠️🖥️💥

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