Craig Terence Russell

Title: Craig Terence Russell and Virtual Perturbed Cell Generation.

Introduction

Craig Terence Russell is an inventor based in Cambridge, Great Britain, associated with Recursion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. His patent work concerns computational methods for modeling how cells respond to perturbations.

Latest Patents

Russell is associated with 1 patent: “Generating Virtual Perturbed Cells Utilizing a Latent Transfer Perturbation Neural Network.” The invention describes systems and methods for generating digital perturbed cells with virtual response features. It uses a base-state neural network to create a latent representation of a control cell and a perturbation neural network to represent perturbation data. The system combines these representations and uses a neural-network decoder to generate predicted cellular response features.

Career Highlights

Russell’s listed invention applies neural-network techniques to cellular modeling. Its modular approach is designed to generate virtual perturbed cells from control-cell information and multi-perturbation data.

Collaborations

Russell is associated with Recursion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. His listed coworkers include Alisandra Kaye Denton and Berton Allen Earnshaw.

Conclusion

Craig Terence Russell’s patent reflects the use of modular neural networks to model cellular responses and generate virtual perturbed-cell features.