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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2024 · 35 MIN

Tackling Plastic Pollution with AI-Predicted Protein Folding | EP.12

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In episode 12, join Ron as we delve into the fascinating world of protein engineering and bioinformatics with special guest Daryl Barth, a doctoral candidate at The University of Texas at Austin. Daryl's groundbreaking research in protein engineering is revolutionizing waste plastic management using cutting-edge AI technologies.Discover how Daryl's journey from materials science to biology led her to tackle the global pollution crisis head-on. Learn about the essential role of proteins in living organisms and why protein folding is a crucial puzzle in scientific research.Explore the integration of advanced AI tools like AlphaFold and Evolutionary Scale Modeling in Daryl's workflow, and uncover the transformative impact these innovations have on traditional approaches in protein engineering.Join us as we discuss the potential impacts of Daryl's research on waste management and recycling industries, and gain insights into the future of enzyme identification and design.

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