Molecular Systems Design & Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
We
report
the
use
of
a
multiagent
generative
artificial
intelligence
framework,
X-LoRA-Gemma
large
language
model
(LLM),
to
analyze,
design
and
test
molecular
design.
The
model,
inspired
by
biological...
Digital Discovery,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(7), P. 1389 - 1409
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
ProtAgents
is
a
de
novo
protein
design
platform
based
on
multimodal
LLMs,
where
distinct
AI
agents
with
expertise
in
knowledge
retrieval,
structure
analysis,
physics-based
simulations,
and
results
analysis
tackle
tasks
dynamic
setting.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 17, 2024
Protein
language
models
trained
on
evolutionary
data
have
emerged
as
powerful
tools
for
predictive
problems
involving
protein
sequence,
structure,
and
function.
However,
these
overlook
decades
of
research
into
biophysical
factors
governing
We
propose
Mutational
Effect
Transfer
Learning
(METL),
a
model
framework
that
unites
advanced
machine
learning
modeling.
Using
the
METL
framework,
we
pretrain
transformer-based
neural
networks
simulation
to
capture
fundamental
relationships
between
energetics.
finetune
experimental
sequence-function
harness
signals
apply
them
when
predicting
properties
like
thermostability,
catalytic
activity,
fluorescence.
excels
in
challenging
engineering
tasks
generalizing
from
small
training
sets
position
extrapolation,
although
existing
methods
train
remain
many
types
assays.
demonstrate
METL's
ability
design
functional
green
fluorescent
variants
only
64
examples,
showcasing
potential
biophysics-based
engineering.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 7, 2025
Abstract
Rapid
progress
in
additive
manufacturing
of
alloys
opens
opportunities
controlling
compositions
and
microstructures
at
voxel-size
resolution
complex
geometries,
thus
unlocking
unprecedented
design
performance
various
critical
engineering
applications.
However,
to
fully
exploit
such
potential,
capable
yet
efficient
models
for
navigating
the
vast
spaces
alloy
compositions,
structures
properties
are
great
research
interest.
Here,
we
present
AlloyGPT,
an
autoregressive
alloy-specific
language
model,
that
learns
composition-structure-property
relationship
generates
novel
designs
additively
manufacturable
alloys.
Specifically,
develop
grammar
convert
physics-rich
datasets
into
readable
text
records
both
forward
prediction
inverse
tasks.
Then,
construct
a
customized
tokenizer
generative
pre-trained
transformer
(GPT)
model
master
this
through
training.
At
deployment,
our
can
accurately
predict
multiple
phase
based
on
given
achieving
R2
values
ranging
from
0.86
0.99
test
set.
When
tested
beyond
learned
composition
domain,
only
degrades
gradually
stable
manner.
Given
desired
structures,
same
suggest
meet
goals.
And
balance
between
diversity
accuracy
be
further
tuned
stably.
Our
AlloyGPT
presents
way
integrating
comprehensive
knowledge
terms
simultaneously
solve
tasks
with
accuracy,
robustness.
This
fundamental
will
open
new
avenues
accelerate
integration
material
pure
or
gradient
structural
manufactured
by
traditional
manufacturing.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
122(4)
Published: Jan. 24, 2025
The
design
of
new
alloys
is
a
multiscale
problem
that
requires
holistic
approach
involves
retrieving
relevant
knowledge,
applying
advanced
computational
methods,
conducting
experimental
validations,
and
analyzing
the
results,
process
typically
slow
reserved
for
human
experts.
Machine
learning
can
help
accelerate
this
process,
instance,
through
use
deep
surrogate
models
connect
structural
chemical
features
to
material
properties,
or
vice
versa.
However,
existing
data-driven
often
target
specific
objectives,
offering
limited
flexibility
integrate
out-of-domain
knowledge
cannot
adapt
new,
unforeseen
challenges.
Here,
we
overcome
these
limitations
by
leveraging
distinct
capabilities
multiple
AI
agents
collaborate
autonomously
within
dynamic
environment
solve
complex
materials
tasks.
proposed
physics-aware
generative
platform,
AtomAgents,
synergizes
intelligence
large
language
(LLMs)
collaboration
among
with
expertise
in
various
domains,
including
retrieval,
multimodal
data
integration,
physics-based
simulations,
comprehensive
results
analysis
across
modalities.
concerted
effort
multiagent
system
allows
addressing
problems,
as
demonstrated
examples
include
designing
metallic
enhanced
properties
compared
their
pure
counterparts.
Our
enable
accurate
prediction
key
characteristics
highlight
crucial
role
solid
solution
alloying
steer
development
alloys.
framework
enhances
efficiency
multiobjective
tasks
opens
avenues
fields
such
biomedical
engineering,
renewable
energy,
environmental
sustainability.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 23, 2025
Abstract
The
development
of
autonomous
bioelectronic
devices
capable
dynamically
adapting
to
changing
biological
environments
represents
a
significant
advancement
in
healthcare
and
wearable
technologies.
Such
systems
draw
inspiration
from
the
precision,
adaptability,
self‐regulation
processes,
requiring
materials
with
intrinsic
versatility
seamless
bio‐integration
ensure
biocompatibility
functionality
over
time.
Silk
fibroin
(SF)
derived
Bombyx
mori
cocoons,
has
emerged
as
an
ideal
biomaterial
unique
combination
biocompatibility,
mechanical
flexibility,
tunable
biodegradability.
Adding
features
into
SF,
including
self‐healing,
shape‐morphing,
controllable
degradation,
enables
dynamic
interactions
living
tissues
while
minimizing
immune
responses
mismatches.
Additionally,
structural
tunability
environmental
sustainability
SF
further
reinforce
its
potential
platform
for
adaptive
implants,
epidermal
electronics,
intelligent
textiles.
This
review
explores
recent
progress
understanding
structure–property
relationships
modification
strategies,
great
integration
advanced
addressing
challenges
related
scalability,
reproducibility,
multifunctionality.
Future
opportunities,
such
AI‐assisted
material
design,
scalable
fabrication
techniques,
incorporation
wireless
personalized
technologies,
are
also
discussed,
positioning
key
bridging
gap
between
artificial