Born in 1987 in Ishikawa, Japan.
Curriculum Vitae (updated: 2024-02-26)
Affiliations
Department of Computer Science, School of Computing, Institute of Science Tokyo
Associate Professor
Ohue Laboratory
Advancing life science, chemistry, and drug discovery through information science to accelerate innovation.
News
- Science Tokyo News featured CatDRX, a generative AI system for catalyst design. Read more ↗
- The AI-Science Nexus Center was established. Ohue holds a concurrent appointment in its AI for Life and Medical Sciences Division. Read more ↗
- Science Tokyo News reported the laboratory student team’s first-place finish in the EU-OPENSCREEN international machine learning competition. Read more ↗
- Media outlets reported Ohue’s comments on the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Read more ↗
- Tokyo Institute of Technology and Tokyo Medical and Dental University merged to form Institute of Science Tokyo. Read more ↗
- Ohue received the IPSJ Microsoft Research Award on Informatics. Read more ↗
- Ohue was promoted to Associate Professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology.
- Ohue received the CBI Society Young Investigator Award. Read more ↗
- The Mathematical Modeling and Problem Solving workshop was held at PDPTA’23.
- A Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A) project on natural products and molecular latent space began, with Ohue leading a research group. Read more ↗
- A joint career-path and diversity session at IIBMP2022 was announced. Read more ↗
- Ohue received the 35th Hiroshi Ando Memorial Academic Encouragement Award. Read more ↗
- A preprint on solubility-aware protein-binding peptide design using AlphaFold was posted. Read more ↗
- A preprint on compound virtual screening using gradient boosting decision trees and learning to rank was posted. Read more ↗
Related links (Japanese) · News archive
Contact
Building G3, Yokohama Campus, Institute of Science Tokyo
4259 G3-56 Nagatsutacho, Midori-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 226-8501, Japan
Tel: +81-45-924-5522 · Fax: +81-45-924-5523
Email: ohue (at) comp.isct.ac.jp
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