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SUMMARY: Genetics Special Seminar – Wenqi Shi\, PhD
DESCRIPTION: Wenqi Shi\, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Health Data 
 Science and Biostatistics UT Southwestern Medical Center Talk Title: Scalin
 g Biomedical Intelligence in LLM Agents: Toward an Integrated Environment f
 or a Self-Improving AI Co-Scientist Abstract: Progress toward an AI co-scie
 ntist\, an agent that formulates hypotheses\, executes analyses\, and reaso
 ns toward discovery\, is constrained less by the […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h4>Wenqi Shi\, PhD</h4><p class="p1">Assista
 nt Professor</p><p class="p1">Department of Health Data Science and Biostat
 istics</p><p>UT Southwestern Medical Center</p><p><strong>Talk Title:</stro
 ng> <em>Scaling Biomedical Intelligence in LLM Agents: Toward an Integrated
  Environment for a Self-Improving AI Co-Scientist</em></p><p><strong>Abstra
 ct:</strong> Progress toward an AI co-scientist\, an agent that formulates 
 hypotheses\, executes analyses\, and reasons toward discovery\, is constrai
 ned less by the reasoning capacity of large language models (LLMs) than by 
 the infrastructure in which they operate. Biomedical data science research 
 remains fragmented across specialized knowledge sources\, heterogeneous dat
 abases\, and non-interoperable tools\, so that even capable models yield an
 alyses that are difficult to reproduce and verify. We propose an integrated
  environment for agentic biomedical data science that unifies grounded evid
 ence retrieval\, executable analysis over real biomedical data\, and verifi
 able feedback into a continuous self-improvement loop. By learning from mea
 surable outcomes rather than unverified self-assessment\, the agent can ite
 ratively propose\, test\, critique\, and refine its solutions. Such an envi
 ronment can serve as both a workspace and a training ground for scalable\, 
 reproducible biomedical intelligence\, advancing the next generation of AI 
 co-scientists.</p><p><strong>Host:</strong> Dr. Ting Wang</p>
CATEGORIES:SPECIAL SEMINAR
LOCATION:Couch Bldg.\, Rm. 6001B
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ORGANIZER;CN="Michelle Gibbs":MAILTO:gibbsm@wustl.edu
URL;VALUE=URI:https://genetics.wustl.edu/events/event/wenqi-shi-2026/
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