BYUNGWOONG YOO · 유병웅
I’m Byungwoong Yoo. I explore biological questions through data and computation, and build software for research. Here I write about what I learn from that work: why changing a calculation changes a shortlist, or why records with the same name need to be read separately.
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Biology and computation
Which molecules would I test next? How much of a protein structure should a calculation include? Follow the decisions behind the studies.
Tools for research
Explore how I built tools to compare records, trace changes and preserve what is needed to rerun an analysis.
Ideas from the work
A small calculation can uncover a hidden assumption. Questions from working with AI and research also lead to broader essays.
RECENT RESEARCH · CHECKED 21 OCTOBER 2026
The OPTN–TBK1 study is published in PIM
My comparison of two-chain and four-chain protein inputs was published in Perspectives on Integrative Medicine on 20 October 2026. I examined how the protein assembly included in a calculation changes the interpretation of docking results, and have made the computational data public.
Working with similar material?
If you need to rerun an existing analysis or check numbers against source records, send a public link and the question you want to resolve. We can agree on a scope after looking at the result you need and your timeline. I’d also like to hear where you got stuck using one of the tools.
Please do not send private patient data or account credentials.
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The archives retain technical details and sources, earlier products, teaching and community work, and projects I stopped.