Biophysics Reports launched its first live stream on March 24, marking an innovative endeavor in expanding academic exchanges and promoting research finding dissemination.

The online lecture featured Li Yu, a member of the journal's youth editorial board and professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), who delivered a speech on the application of Bio-LLM in biology and health sciences.

With rich research experience in bioinformatics, Li's primary research focus lies in leveraging artificial intelligence technologies, particularly LLM, to advance the frontiers of biology and health sciences.

Li Yu delivers a lecture on the application of Bio-LLM in biology and health sciences.

[Photo/WeChat account: BSC]

The event has attracted high attention and active participation, achieving wide coverage across platforms. Its live broadcast on the Biophysical Society of China (BSC)'s Bilibili account drew 516 views, with an additional viewership of 3,550 via BioArt's WeChat channel. Moreover, the CAS National Science Library's Scientific Research Information Literacy Lecture Platform reached a peak of 248 concurrent viewers.

Biophysics Reports has long been committed to serving technological innovation in life sciences. The online lecture has delivered advanced technologies and innovative concepts to the general public, enabling more people to understand and engage with the latest developments in life sciences.

Source: Official website of the BSC