Three papers accepted at three international conferences in three countries
Aaryan produced three distinct research projects, each addressing a different open problem in computational biology. InteractionFormer simulates the human interactome using SE(3) equivariant graph neural networks with anisotropic network models, GPCRome maps the complete human GPCR signaling connectome to deorphanize receptor agonism, and ORACLE designs a phase-state coacervate nanocarrier system for epigenetic reprogramming of cancer cells. All three were independently peer reviewed and accepted, and he presents in Washington DC, Italy and Spain.
A high school student with strong computational foundations and no published record, looking for a way to work on real problems in drug discovery.
Three first-author papers accepted at three of the world's top computational biology conferences across three countries.