A world-class research program in molecular architecture and protein design, led by Dr. Shuguang Zhang — Director of MIT Media Lab's Molecular Architecture Laboratory, with 200+ papers and 40,600+ citations. Past participants have been admitted to MIT, Harvard, and Princeton.
Haddee Education, in collaboration with MIT Media Lab, presents this program in AI-Driven Bioscience: Molecular Architecture and Protein Design. Open to exceptional high school and university students worldwide, it is guided by Dr. Shuguang Zhang — Director of the Molecular Architecture Laboratory and one of the world's leading biochemists.
Students explore cutting-edge advancements in molecular design, from the fundamental building blocks of life — amino acids, nucleotides, sugars, and lipids — to frontier tools like AlphaFold and Dr. Zhang's own revolutionary QTY Code for designing water-soluble proteins.
Instruction is delivered in English by Dr. Zhang and a team of MIT and Carnegie Mellon University students — bridging young researchers with the absolute frontier of international bioscience.
At MIT since 1988. Discoverer of self-assembling peptides in 1990 — launching the entire field of peptide nanobiotechnology. Inventor of the QTY Code, enabling water-soluble membrane protein design for drug development.
"Emily published a first-author paper in a Cambridge University journal through this program. She received admission offers from MIT, Harvard, and Princeton — and chose MIT for her undergraduate studies."
Go beyond textbooks. Students study and apply the QTY Code — Dr. Zhang's landmark invention for designing water-soluble membrane proteins — with direct application in drug development and materials science.
Use AlphaFold, PyMOL, and UniProt — the same computational tools used in Dr. Zhang's own active research — to tackle complex biological design challenges hands-on.
Students receive opportunities to publish in scientific journals and earn certificates and recommendation letters. Past participants have been admitted to MIT, Harvard, and Princeton.
5 weeks · 3 hours of live instruction per week · 10 hours of independent research & writing weekly
"Nature has perfected an astounding diversity of molecular architectures over billions of years — from the right-handed helices of DNA to the beta-pleated sheets in proteins. These nanoscale motifs form the foundation of life's complexity and inspire novel designs in science and technology."
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