The Grammar of DNA

Description

The human genome follows highly complex patterns. Modern AI models decode this molecular "grammar" and open up new possibilities in biomedicine. The lecture will show how AI improves the precision of genome editing (CRISPR), predicts protein misfolding in diseases like Alzheimer's, and analyzes epigenetic regulatory mechanisms. Using these examples, the paradigm shift from DNA sequencing to algorithmic interpretation of genetic data is explained clearly.

Highlights

• Lecture on the role of AI in genome editing
• Focus on CRISPR and epigenetic mechanisms
• Venue: University of Zurich

General Information

The lecture "The Grammar of DNA" explores how modern AI models decode the complex patterns of the human genome. Applications in biomedicine are presented, ranging from improving genome editing to predicting protein misfolding.

Location

Rämistrasse 71, 8006 Zürich, Switzerland

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