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AI augmented molecular simulations for predicting protein and RNA structural ensembles AI is now everywhere in chemistry, from structure prediction to molecule generation to automated synthesis. The excitement is real, but so is the unease about what is genuinely predictive and what is closer to impressive memorization. In this colloquium I will take a statistical
Inverting Biophysics: From Function to Ensembles Most of computational biology is predicated upon the sequence → structure → function → phenotype paradigm. Thanks to artificial intelligence and the availability of data at various scales, researchers have been trying to bridge gaps between the different tiers of this process, starting from the age-old genotype–phenotype modeling to