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From Prediction to Synthesis: Generative AI Architectures and Digital Twins for the Future of Vaccines and Immuno-Oncology

2026-01-30

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Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have progressively reshaped vaccinology, enabling the transition from empirical antigen discovery toward computa-tionally guided reverse vaccinology. As the field enters 2026, a further conceptual shift is emerging: the use of generative AI not only to predict immune targets from existing pathogens, but to design immunogens de novo to satisfy predefined immuno...

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10.20944/preprints202601.2335.v1
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