AI could revolutionize antivenom development
Danish team led by Nobel Prize winner David Baker has designed synthetic molecules that protect mice against cobra toxins.
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For Nobel Prize winner David Baker, it’s back to the lab as protein pioneer helps launch more startups
Life is a little different for these days for David Baker, given that he won a share of this year’s Nobel Prize in chemistry. Baker will accept the Nobel Prize award in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday.
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University of Washington’s David Baker wins Nobel Prize for designing proteins
University of Washington biochemist David Baker has won a share of this year’s Nobel Prize in chemistry for more than two decades of discoveries about the molecular structure of proteins ...
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100% success against deadly cobra venom achieved by Nobel winner’s AI antitoxins
Snakebites affect 1.8 to 2.7 million people annually, causing around 100,000 deaths and three times as many permanent ...
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AI-designed proteins tackle century-old problem — making snake antivenoms
The AI-designed proteins could form the basis of a new generation of therapies for snakebites — which kill an estimated ...
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David R. Baker
Californians displaced by last month’s devastating wildfires may get a little help ...
Titans of Science: David Baker
Dr Chris Smith and the Naked Scientists look at the year ahead, and asking leading experts from the world of science what we can expect to hear about in 2025. Plus, a conversation with the 2024 ...
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David B. Baker
David B. “Bake” Baker, 68, passed Tuesday, December 31, 2024, at UPMC Memorial Hospital, York. Bake was born April 30, 1956, in Hanover, the son of the late Walter E. and Evelyn (Manspeaker ...