
Kat
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Kat
@katyenko
building @muni_bio AI ∩ bio | in vitro to in silico, always an experimenter





The future we bet on at @muni_bio is one where agentic workflows become the default in early drug discovery. In our latest post, we walk through a pipeline designed and executed autonomously using @RowanSci tools for our TBXT hackathon. These candidates were submitted to @onepot_ai alongside compounds designed by other human participants. As agentic loops continue to reshape every part of the drug discovery pipeline, scientists and engineers need to think about grounding their in-silico loops in the wet lab to avoid lead-slop. muni.bio/research/muni-…


Thank you to everyone who spent their Saturday with us at Ebolathon—and congratulations to the BuilderBlockers, Michael, @cydatio, and Rafal, who took an interesting synthon-aware Thompson Sampling approach to guide compound selection. All submissions have been sent to our co-host, @onepot_ai, for synthesis before moving into pseudovirus assay testing. All assay data will be made public. A special thank you to our judges—@andrei_tyrin, Andrii Kyrylchuk, Amy He, and Nina Jovic—for lending their time and expertise. And thank you to our sponsors—@RowanSci, @boltz_bio, @OpenRouter, @modal, and @anyscalecompute for giving participants access to the models and compute needed to explore the challenge, and to @posthog for hosting us in their wonderful space!


Thank you to everyone who spent their Saturday with us at Ebolathon—and congratulations to the BuilderBlockers, Michael, @cydatio, and Rafal, who took an interesting synthon-aware Thompson Sampling approach to guide compound selection. All submissions have been sent to our co-host, @onepot_ai, for synthesis before moving into pseudovirus assay testing. All assay data will be made public. A special thank you to our judges—@andrei_tyrin, Andrii Kyrylchuk, Amy He, and Nina Jovic—for lending their time and expertise. And thank you to our sponsors—@RowanSci, @boltz_bio, @OpenRouter, @modal, and @anyscalecompute for giving participants access to the models and compute needed to explore the challenge, and to @posthog for hosting us in their wonderful space!




























