Genome foundation models
01DNABERT-2
Efficient genomic representations and a multi-species benchmark for understanding DNA sequences.
Publications · MAGICS Lab
RESEARCH RECORD / 2023—2026From the mathematical foundations of learning to genome models, molecular design, and scientific agents. Research by Han Liu, students, and collaborators at Northwestern and beyond.
Foundations, models, and systems.
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Genome foundation models
01Efficient genomic representations and a multi-species benchmark for understanding DNA sequences.
Foundations of intelligence
02Constructive guarantees for emulating attention-implementable algorithms through prompts in frozen Transformers.
Generative molecular design
03A diffusion-based framework for antibody sequence–structure co-design with Pareto-aligned energy objectives.
Scientific research agents
04A multi-agent collaborator connecting literature, scholarly data, executable analysis, and evaluation.
48 core ML papers · 8 additional publications
2023–2026 · Updated September 2026
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48 papers · NeurIPS, ICML & ICLR · 2023–2026
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Scope: 2023–2026, inclusive. The core ML count includes 48 unique NeurIPS, ICML, and ICLR entries; the all-venues view adds eight other recent publications. Featured papers are not counted twice. These are coauthored publications, not claims of sole authorship.
The source is Han Liu’s supplied 2026 Curriculum Vitae, Recent Articles R1–R56. Conference years and acceptance/presentation labels follow that record. Selected author and title inconsistencies were reconciled against linked publisher or paper records; this is not an independent verification of every acceptance. Research-area labels are editorial navigation aids. An asterisk denotes equal contribution where specified in the CV.
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Genome foundation models, research collaborators, protein-evolution policies, and executable environments.