Meet Myreen Ahsan, the Friendswood 8th-grader who screened over 10 million drug-like molecules with AI for a frontotemporal dementia project
- Myreen Ahsan (8th Grade, Friendswood Junior High)An eighth-grade student from Texas has used artificial intelligence and computer models to screen more than 10 million drug-like molecules in search of possible treatments for frontotemporal dementia.
- Myreen Ahsan, a student at Friendswood Junior High in Friendswood, Texas, carried out the computer-based study as part of an independent research project on neurodegenerative diseases.
- Her project examined large chemical databases to find compounds that could interact with specific biological targets linked to the condition.
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- Myreen Ahsan (8th Grade, Friendswood Junior High)An eighth-grade student from Texas has used artificial intelligence and computer models to screen more than 10 million drug-like molecules in search of possible treatments for frontotemporal dementia.
- Myreen Ahsan, a student at Friendswood Junior High in Friendswood, Texas, carried out the computer-based study as part of an independent research project on neurodegenerative diseases.
- Her project examined large chemical databases to find compounds that could interact with specific biological targets linked to the condition.
Sources: Times of India