Professor Donghan Lee is a prominent researcher specializing in Biomolecular NMR Spectroscopy, focusing on the structural dynamics of proteins related to cancer and neurodegeneration. A key frontier of we current research is the integration of Artificial Intelligence to overcome the classical limits of structural biology.
AI-Enhanced NMR Methodology: Our group develops Deep Learning algorithms to automate and refine the analysis of complex NMR signals. This includes using neural networks for the robust processing of time-domain data, which significantly improves the detection of "invisible" protein states that are often obscured by noise.
Deep Learning for Protein Dynamics: By combining AI with traditional relaxation dispersion data, he aims to predict the conformational ensembles of intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) like p53 more accurately than conventional computational models.
Structure-Based AI Drug Discovery: Utilizing AI-driven virtual screening alongside NMR-based verification, our group accelerates the discovery of small-molecule inhibitors for therapeutic targets such as BLVRB and PTP4A3, bridging the gap between digital prediction and experimental reality.
Recent News
Cam's Paper Published (FoldMason, Science) (26.01)
Pacifichem 2025 Oral Presentation (Donghan and Min June) (25.12)
Min June and Sehoon Join the Group (25.09)