Summary
Gregory Ross is a research leader and computational chemist with 10 years of experience developing physics-based sampling methods and machine-learning tools for drug discovery. He combines a DPhil in Molecular Biophysics from Oxford with hands-on industry experience at Isomorphic Labs and six years leading method development at Schrödinger. His work spans rigorous statistical approaches, enhanced sampling, and ML-driven modeling to accelerate ligand design and binding prediction. Gregory’s background in physics (MPhys, Warwick) underpins a quantitative, first-principles approach to biological problems, while his postdoctoral roles at Southampton and Memorial Sloan Kettering added translational and biomedical perspectives. He is equally comfortable prototyping new algorithms and integrating them into production research pipelines, often bridging the gap between academic rigor and industrial scale. Colleagues describe him as a scientist-developer who turns complex theoretical ideas into practical tools that materially advance drug discovery projects.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
DPhil, Molecular Biophysics, DPhil, Molecular Biophysics at University of Oxford
MPhys, Physics, First class honours, MPhys, Physics, First class honours at University of Warwick