Nathan Lanclos
Ph.D. student in Bioengineering, UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco
Bio
Towards Protein Interpretability and Scientific Discovery
ABOUT US
Meet the team
Kyrellos Ibrahim
Ph.D. student in Bioengineering, UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco
Marco Huang
Undergraduate student in Bioengineering & Data Science, UC Berkeley
Vikram Gill
Undergraduate student in Computer Science, UC Berkeley
OUR PURPOSE
Mission Statement
“Towards protein interpretability and scientific discovery”
Our goal is to build technology that expands the boundaries of biological understanding, design, and discovery.
PROJECTS
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FoldLabsProtein Design Learning Platform
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FoldyNow hosted and maintained by Synthase BioA democratized protein-folding platform developed by the Keasling Lab.
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Megasynthase Public ToolsSupported by Synthase BioTools for visualizing, editing, and exporting multi-stage plate-transfer workflows.
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What we're building
RESEARCH
What we're exploring
R / 01
Protein Interpretability
Understanding how learned representations encode protein structure, function, and biological behavior.
FOUNDATIONAL
R / 02
Biological Foundation Models
Building systems that connect sequence, structure, and experimental knowledge across biological scales.
MACHINE LEARNING
R / 03
Accessible Scientific Infrastructure
Developing open tools and educational resources that make protein research more usable and collaborative.
OPEN SCIENCE