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Making MGAIC with Jordan Hoff and Paul Torrillo – MIT Generative AI Impact Consortium

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Making MGAIC introduces MIT researchers working with the MIT Generative AI Impact Consortium, their research, and what motivated them to become part of the MGAIC community. Jordan Hoff is a PhD student in the Ovchinnikov and Hwang labs at MIT Microbiology. He’s interested in the development, interpretation, and applications of genomic language models and other emerging AI Tools in Microbiology. He comes from a background in metagenomics at UC Berkeley where he explored the diversity of microbes in the natural environment. Paul Torrillo is a fifth-year PhD candidate in Tami Lieberman’s Lab at MIT. He attended the University of Pittsburgh for undergraduate where he double majored in mathematical biology and molecular biology. Previously, he published theory-driven work on genetic reversions in microbial evolution. He now focuses on machine-learning approaches—building models to predict gene gain/loss in Staphylococcus aureus and developing methods to probe Liberibacter biology, the patho

Making MGAIC with Jordan Hoff and Paul Torrillo – MIT Generative AI Impact Consortium Skip to content Making MGAIC with Jordan Hoff and Paul Torrillo Written by Amanda Diehl in Research Making MGAIC introduces MIT researchers working with the MIT Generative AI Impact Consortium, their research, and what motivated them to become part of the MGAIC community. Jordan Hoff is a PhD student in the Ovchinnikov and Hwang labs at MIT Microbiology. He’s interested in the development, interpretation, and applications of genomic language models and other emerging AI Tools in Microbiology. He comes f

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