๐งฌ Computational Biology¶
๐น ICCV2025 ยท 4 paper notes
๐ Same area in other venues: ๐ท CVPR2026 (21) ยท ๐ฌ ICLR2026 (156) ยท ๐ฌ ACL2026 (5) ยท ๐งช ICML2026 (52) ยท ๐ค AAAI2026 (20) ยท ๐ง NeurIPS2025 (76)
- CryoFastAR: Fast Cryo-EM Ab initio Reconstruction Made Easy
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The first work to introduce the DUSt3R-style geometric foundation model paradigm into cryo-EM, achieving feedforward pose prediction from large sets of noisy particle images via a ViT encoder with cross-view attention decoderโwithout iterative optimizationโenabling ab initio protein 3D reconstruction 10โ33ร faster than traditional methods.
- G2PDiffusion: Cross-Species Genotype-to-Phenotype Prediction via Evolutionary Diffusion
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This paper proposes G2PDiffusion, the first diffusion model-based cross-species genotype-to-phenotype prediction framework, which generates morphological images conditioned on evolutionary signals (multiple sequence alignments, MSA, and environmental context) to predict species appearance from DNA sequences.
- Integrating Biological Knowledge for Robust Microscopy Image Profiling on De Novo Cell Lines
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This paper proposes integrating external biological knowledge โ proteinโprotein interaction graphs and transcriptomic features from single-cell foundation models โ into microscopy image pretraining, explicitly decoupling perturbation-specific and cell-line-specific representations to improve generalization of perturbation screening on unseen (de novo) cell lines.
- MolParser: End-to-end Visual Recognition of Molecule Structures in the Wild
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This paper proposes MolParser, an end-to-end Optical Chemical Structure Recognition (OCSR) method that handles Markush structures via an extended SMILES representation (E-SMILES), constructs a large-scale training set MolParser-7M with 7 million samples, and incorporates real-world literature data through active learning. MolParser achieves 76.9% accuracy on the WildMol benchmark, significantly outperforming existing methods.