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Tor Erlend Fjelde

@torfjelde

AI Scientist at @Xaira_Thera

Past: PhD student in machine learning @CambridgeMLG @Cambridge_Uni. Contributor to @TuringLang.
London, United Kingdom retiredparkingguard.com Joined May 2012
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Tor Erlend Fjelde @torfjelde
Feeling privileged to be part of this πŸ‘€ Exciting times!
Phil Leung Verified account @proleu Oct 2
I'd like to share a small update about what we've been doing at @Xaira_Thera . We've been mostly heads down focused on making design to progress internal programs and building out our platform until now. 🧡to follow.

For antibody design to actually add value, it needs to either:

1. dramatically improve the speed and quality of antibodies over traditional discovery pipelines for easy targets
2. unlock therapeutic targets so difficult that they were previously inaccessible to traditional approaches

In this post we provide a tiny preview of two internal programs we designed antibodies to that illustrate our platform meets both of these criteria.

There is of course, a spectrum of targets in between the "easy" and the "undruggable" such as these GPCRs we made VHH and VHVL binders to which we highlight as well:

xaira.com/news/de-novo-d…
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Tor Erlend Fjelde @torfjelde
That was fun!

Always a blast going to JuliaCon. Get to put faces to lots of people you've just interacted with through GitHub issues or Slack +
it has a tendency to attract people doing really cool stuff, sometimes because it's useful and sometimes just because they can:)
Cameron Verified account @just_cameron Jul 12, 2024
Here's @torfjelde with the obligatory first Bayes slide with the proportional posterior.

This talk is about @TuringLang, which is how I got into Julia seriously!
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Tor Erlend Fjelde @torfjelde
That was fun!

Always a blast going to JuliaCon. Get to put faces to lots of people you've just interacted with through GitHub issues or Slack +
it has a tendency to attract people doing really cool stuff, sometimes because it's useful and sometimes just because they can:)
Cameron Verified account @just_cameron Jul 12, 2024
Here's @torfjelde with the obligatory first Bayes slide with the proportional posterior.

This talk is about @TuringLang, which is how I got into Julia seriously!
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