Knowledge@Computing

Led by Professor Zhang Yang from NUS Computing, NUS Biochemistry, and the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore, a research team has developed a hybrid framework that combines deep learning with physics-based modelling to improve the predictions of complex protein structures.

You probably don’t even notice it anymore. One moment you’re scrolling through Instagram on your phone, the next you’re clicking a mouse on your laptop to finish a work document. We transition between digital devices with barely a thought. But what if those seemingly small physical differences, like the direct tap of your finger on a touchscreen versus the indirect click of a mouse, are not so small after all?