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「应可钧」Kejun Albert Ying
📢 On the Job Market
I am actively seeking tenure-track faculty positions starting in 2026. My research focuses on aging biology, protein design, and AI-driven intervention discovery. Please feel free to reach out if you have opportunities or would like to discuss potential collaborations.
I am actively seeking tenure-track faculty positions starting in 2026. My research focuses on aging biology, protein design, and AI-driven intervention discovery. Please feel free to reach out if you have opportunities or would like to discuss potential collaborations.
Solve aging first, and with time, we'll solve all remaining challenges of humanity.
Hello! I’m a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University in Tony Wyss-Coray’s lab and University of Washington in David Baker’s lab, supported by an NIH/NIA F99K00 fellowship. I earned my Ph.D. in Biological Sciences from Harvard Medical School (2025) in Vadim Gladyshev’s lab and an M.Sc. in Computational Science and Engineering from Harvard SEAS (2024). My research merges aging biology with protein design to tackle neurodegeneration, focusing on the causes of aging, epigenetics, metabolism, and multi-omics. I’m building the next generation of therapeutics through machine learning and protein design. I am currently on the job market seeking tenure-track faculty positions starting in 2026.
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2024-10
My perpective on causal inference in epigenetic aging is published in Nature Reviews Genetics!
2024-10
Congratulations to my postdoc co-mentor, David Baker, for winning the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry!
2024-02
Our paper on the causal role of DNA methylation in aging featured on the cover of Nature Aging.
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