Amy Wang
Hi! I'm a senior scientist at Genentech, Prescient Design. I'm interested in problems at the intersection between biophysics, structural biology and machine learning.
At Prescient, I work on de novo antibody design.
I did my PhD at Stanford University, where I studied mechanosensitive cell adhesion proteins using biophysical (molecular biology, single-molecule force spectroscopy) and computational approaches with Alex Dunn and Bill Weis.
I also interned with Microsoft Research's BioML Team with Kevin Yang, Ava Amini, and Alex Lu to study how biophysical priors could improve ML models for protein property prediction.
Additionally, I briefly worked with Ron Dror to study protein electrostatic binding interactions with MD simulations.
I received my bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering with a minor in Polymers & Soft Matter at MIT. I worked in Brad Olsen's lab, where I studied the physics governing protein-block copolymer self-assembly, and in the Langer and Anderson labs, where I characterized protein-polymer interactions for drug delivery applications.
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