Kyle Tretina

Kyle Tretina is the product marketing lead for NVIDIA BioPharma and NVIDIA BioNeMo. He worked in academic infectious disease research for 10 years, using multi-omics technology for vaccine and drug discovery. He also has experience in TechBio, doing product management and marketing. Most recently, he was the Alliance Manager for the Insilico Medicine computer-aided drug design software suite.
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Posts by Kyle Tretina

Data Science Jun 12, 2025

Accelerated Sequence Alignment for Protein Science with MMseqs2-GPU and NVIDIA NIM

Protein sequence alignment—comparing protein sequences for similarities—is fundamental to modern biology and medicine. It illuminates gene functions by... 9 MIN READ
An illustration of molecules.
Generative AI Mar 19, 2025

Guiding Generative Molecular Design with Experimental Feedback Using Oracles

Generative chemistry with AI has the potential to revolutionize how scientists approach drug discovery and development, health, and materials science and... 9 MIN READ
A horizontal helix.
Generative AI Feb 19, 2025

Understanding the Language of Life's Biomolecules Across Evolution at a New Scale with Evo 2

AI has evolved from an experimental curiosity to a driving force within biological research. The convergence of deep learning algorithms, massive omics... 9 MIN READ
Generative AI Jan 13, 2025

Evaluating GenMol as a Generalist Foundation Model for Molecular Generation

Traditional computational drug discovery relies almost exclusively on highly task-specific computational models for hit identification and lead optimization.... 8 MIN READ
Generative AI Jan 13, 2025

Accelerate Protein Engineering with the NVIDIA BioNeMo Blueprint for Generative Protein Binder Design

Designing a therapeutic protein that specifically binds its target in drug discovery is a staggering challenge. Traditional workflows are often a painstaking... 4 MIN READ
Generative AI Nov 18, 2024

Accelerate Drug and Material Discovery with New Math Library NVIDIA cuEquivariance

AI models for science are often trained to make predictions about the workings of nature, such as predicting the structure of a biomolecule or the properties of... 8 MIN READ