Bin Zhang
Assistant Professor
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Bin Zhang is an Assistant Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA. His research focuses on genome organization, biomolecular condensates, and graph neural networks. Recent publications include studies on microphase separation in biomolecular systems and the development of predictive models for chromatin conformations.
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Bin Zhang
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bin Zhang, Assistant Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is seeking a highly motivated postdoc to work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and genomics. The project focuses on developing next-generation foundation models for biological sequence analysis and design, including advanced DNA language models and generative frameworks to better understand and engineer genome regulation. This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates with strong backgrounds in machine learning, deep learning, and modern generative AI methods such as large language models and diffusion models. Prior experience applying ML to biological problems is desirable but not required. The position offers collaboration across MIT and the Broad Institute, with research at the interface of AI, genomics, and gene regulation. No deadline or formal application portal is provided in the post; interested candidates should contact the announcer directly.
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Xingcheng Lin
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