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Three Resources I Keep Coming Back to for Learning Deep Learning

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What I wish I knew before applying and moving to Oxford from the US

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A Golden Age of Nanomedicine

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A first for PROTACs | Oxford Protein Informatics Group

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Curiosity might not kill the cat

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Speeding up python through profiling

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Pitfalls of AI-Generated Reviews: Case Study of a Frontiers in Microbiology Review on Anti-Influenza A bnAbs

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Analyzing AlphaFold 3’s Diffusion Trajectory

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No Pretraining, No Equivariant Architecture – Learning MLIPs without Explicit Equivariance

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Biologic Summit 2026 | Oxford Protein Informatics Group

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Not-Proteins in Parliament: Part II

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SigmaDock: untwisting molecular docking with fragment-based SE(3) diffusion

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Fragment-to-Lead Successes in 2024

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Misconduct, Bias or Benign? A Case of Missing Ångströms

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Why is Wikipedia so good?

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Potholes: an ancient problem demanding modern solutions

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Nice TCR processing libraries | Oxford Protein Informatics Group

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Building a “Second Brain” – A Functional Knowledge Stack with Obsidian

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New DPhil/PhD Programme in Pharmaceutical Science Joint with GSK!

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Creating scientific figures in Inkscape

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