KITE: Knowledge-Infused Transformer Encoder for Molecular Property Prediction
ChemRxiv (preprint). 2026.
PaperI am a double-degree master's student in Bioinformatics at University Paris Cite and Chemistry at the University of Milan. I previously completed a five-year Bachelor of Pharmacy at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City. My research interests are cheminformatics and bioinformatics, with a particular emphasis on computer-aided drug design (CADD), QSAR modeling, generative models, fragment-based drug design, virtual screening, scoring functions, and docking.
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ChemRxiv (preprint). 2026.
PaperJournal of Cheminformatics. 2026.
PaperDigital Discovery. 2026.
PaperJournal of Cheminformatics. 2026.
PaperJournal of Chemical Information and Modeling. 2025.
PaperJournal of Computer-Aided Molecular Design. 2025.
PaperRSC Advances. 2024.
PaperFrontiers in Chemistry. 2024.
PaperACS Omega. 2024.
PaperFuture Medicinal Chemistry. 2024.
Paper15th International Conference on Knowledge and Systems Engineering. 2023.
PaperMy training combines pharmacy, bioinformatics, chemistry, and machine learning for computer-aided drug discovery. I am currently an Erasmus Mundus scholar in a double-degree master's program at University Paris Cite and the University of Milan. Before that, I completed a Bachelor of Pharmacy at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City, with thesis work on knowledge-guided graph self-supervised learning for molecular property prediction.
Nguyen Hoang Huy
Project themes: MolKite: Knowledge-Infused Transformer Encoder for Molecular Property Prediction.
I will use this section for short notes on computer-aided drug discovery, the CADD ecosystem, and practical translation of AI-enabled drug discovery for Vietnam.
Notes on practical CADD pipelines, including QSAR modeling, docking, virtual screening, molecular representation learning, and reproducible cheminformatics workflows.
Reflections on drug discovery start-ups, platform companies, software vendors, and how scientific methods move from research prototypes into deployable products.
Ideas on how AI, CADD, and data-centric biomedical research can be adapted to local healthcare needs, education, and research infrastructure in Vietnam.