Marta Wojnowska

Broodbank Research Fellow in the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Cambridge, with published research in microbial biochemistry and infectious-disease-related molecular biology; publicly featured as a speaker discussing how AI helped generate unexpected research ideas and connect research dots.

AI Is Compressing Antibiotic Resistance Research From Years to Minutes

University of Cambridge structural biologist Ben Luisi argues that antimicrobial resistance is a permanent race against bacterial adaptation, not a problem that can be solved with one new drug. In a Google DeepMind source, Luisi and colleagues Martin Welch and Marta Wojnowska say tools including AlphaFold, Gemini and Co-Scientist are changing the pace and scope of that race by compressing structural analysis from years to minutes, widening hypothesis generation and surfacing biological patterns researchers might otherwise miss.

Google DeepMindMay 19, 20265 min read