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Thomas Li presents at Quantum-Si seminar

Thomas stands,mid-gesture, to the left of the presentation. The slide title reads "Proteins and peptides with non-alpha-amino acid backbones have many valuable properties" with bullets underneath reading: protease resistant, desirable pharmocokinetics, mimics bioactive compounds, genetically encodable.
Thomas Li (graduate student, UC Berkeley) explains the value of peptides with non-canonical backbones.

This week, Thomas Li (graduate student, UC Berkeley) presented his research at Quantum-Si’s “Precision Proteomics: Sequencing Proteins with Single-Molecule Resolution” seminar at UC Berkeley.

Congratulations to Thomas for his presentation!

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