AI for Science
Molecular dynamics and scientific machine learning projects for understanding complex molecular systems.
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Understanding, Predicting, and Engineering Complicated Systems.
Research
Molecular dynamics and scientific machine learning projects for understanding complex molecular systems.
Applied AI projects for detecting, explaining, and managing online security risks.
Publications
A Jing · 2026 48th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society
A Jing · The 17th ACM Conference on Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, and Health Informatics
A Jing · 2025 IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedicine (BIBM)
A Jing · 2025 IEEE EMBS International Conference on Biomedical and Health Informatics
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Personal Interests
Public speaking, argumentation, and structured discussion.
Reading across science, technology, history, and literature.
Writing short-form reflections on science, technology, and ideas.
News
New updates on publications and ongoing collaborations will appear here.
Contact
For research discussions, collaborations, or speaking inquiries, reach out at avelynjing29@gmail.com.
GitHub: github.com/aiscihub
Research Learning
A curated path through the ideas and tools behind my research.
Why these topics
My work asks how molecular systems move, how those motions shape transport and resistance, and how machine learning can help us study them. OpenMM is the simulation framework at the center of this path, from physical principles to research-ready analysis.
Build an intuition for how atomic motion is computed and what a simulation can—and cannot—tell us.
Learn the practical workflow: prepare a system, add solvent and ions, minimize, equilibrate, and run production dynamics.
Turn trajectories into evidence using structural, contact-based, and collective-motion analyses.
Explore rare transitions and rugged energy landscapes that conventional simulation timescales may miss.
Connect OpenMM simulations with learned representations, neural potentials, and data-driven dynamics.
Research Toolkit
Structure prediction, pocket detection, docking, and interaction analysis tools used across Avelyn's work.