Ke Ding

Research Fellow

  • ke.ding@anu.edu.au

Dr Ke Ding is a computational biologist and machine learning researcher at the Australian National University, working at the intersection of genomics, deep learning, and high-performance computing for large-scale biological data.

Dr Ding completed his PhD in Computational Biology at the Australian National University, where he developed genomic foundation models to predict gene and protein expression from DNA and RNA sequences. His research focuses on large-scale pretraining, distributed GPU computing, and integrating machine learning with biological discovery to advance data-driven genomics.

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