[GIRE] RA Internship with professors from the University of Washington, School of Computer Science & Engineering | |||||
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Author | Admin | Date | 24-01-23 14:30 | ||
In the past, students who wanted to enter
US engineering schools or US medical schools often had to study biology, but in
the last five years, there has been a growing demand for students who have
experience in research using engineering research methodologies that utilize
'artificial intelligence' and 'data'.
For example, how will new drugs be created
in this era of digital transformation? In April 2022, German biotech company
Evotec announced the first clinical results for a new anti-cancer molecule. The
trial was conducted in collaboration with Exscinetia, an Oxford, UK-based
company that has developed AI technology for molecular drug discovery. which
has developed AI technology for molecular drug discovery.
A process that originally took 4-5 years
was completed in 8 months based on Exscinetia's Centaur Chemist AI artificial
intelligence tool. In this clinical trial, the synthesis, testing, and
optimization processes required to develop a new drug were carried out using
computing technology that classifies and compares various properties of small
molecules. In other words, the interface between 'engineering' and 'medicine'
is growing very rapidly. In particular, multinational companies in the medical
field that need to quickly develop new drugs are looking for creative talent
who can efficiently use AI technology more than anyone else, rather than
classical experts who follow past knowledge.
Partnerships between pharmaceutical
companies and AI companies are "blossoming across the industry right
now," says Jim Weatherall, vice president of data science and AI R&D
at AstraZeneca, which is known for developing the coronavirus vaccine. The drug
discovery industry is growing rapidly with the adoption of AI. AI is becoming a
partner with drug discovery companies to understand the science, share the
risk, and create synergies like no other. Students who want to pursue graduate
studies in medicine can maximize their value by learning AI as an undergraduate
and applying computing skills to their future careers in medicine or
biotechnology.
GIRE's artificial intelligence new drug
development program, which can be connected to both engineering (technology)
and new drug development (biotechnology, medicine), allows students who wish to
enter prestigious American engineering schools to demonstrate 'experience in
contributing to human society using technology.' In particular, if you plan to
go on to medical school or Pharm D in the United States after completing your
undergraduate degree at an engineering school, you can create more powerful storytelling
than anyone else.
Looking at recent trends in admissions to
prestigious U.S. universities, high test scores are required for all
applicants, so research experience is essential for clear differentiation.
However, not all studies show positive effects. Research that is far from the
student's field of interest or has little relevance to plans, or simply put,
'inauthentic' research can have a negative effect. Therefore, how to ‘story’ a
student’s research is of utmost importance.
GIRE's program can provide the most powerful story for students who plan to utilize healthcare convergently with the biomedical engineering field. If a student with a dream of contributing to human health and welfare through engineering has produced outstanding research results in this field, the school cannot help but grant admission.
[I recommend this program for the following students] ▶Students who wish to attend a prestigious engineering school in the U.S. ▶Students who wish to attend a top U.S. engineering school and then go on to a top U.S. medical school. ▶Students who want to attend a top engineering school in the U.S. and then go on to a top pharmacy school (Pharm D). ▶Students who want to work as a researcher at a multinational company utilizing AI. ▶Students who want to become AI scientists in drug discovery ▶Students who want to work in drug development at international organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF, the International Vaccine Institute (IVI), and Doctors Without Borders (MSF). ▶Students who want to major in computer science ▶Students who want to study engineering and need a powerful story to tell. If you apply for this research consulting program, you will be able to conduct research at the forefront of drug development using computing, such as experimenting with deep learning to predict drug reactions and side effects, analyzing graphs to evaluate drug similarities, and thinking about how to use AI to contribute to human safety and survival.
▶Poisoning scientific knowledge using large language models (2023) ▶A foundation model for bioactivity prediction using pairwise meta-learning (2023) ▶Enhancing Hi-C contact matrices for loop detection with Capricorn, a multi-view diffusion model (2023)
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