The International Conference "Quantitative Biology 2023: AI and Cell Fate" was a grand success, held at the Zhongguanyuan Global Village, Peking University from October 14th to 15th. Professors Chao Tang, Zexian Zeng, Zhiyuan Li, and Yihan Lin from Peking University, along with Professor Jianhua Xing from the University of Pittsburgh, USA, organized the event.

Showcasing the brilliance of 29 international experts in quantitative biology who gave presentations, the conference shed light on the crossroads of AI and cell fate. With an impressive turnout of over 300 researchers and students from around the world, the event was a vibrant blend of thought-provoking talks, interactive poster sessions, and stimulating group discussions.

Delving deeper into the riveting theme "AI and Cell Fate," the conference illuminated advances and applications in fields such as gene regulation models, embryo morphogenesis, large language models, synthetic biology, and biochemistry. The dynamic conversations and interactions among attendees not only enriched scientific dialogue but also laid the foundation for potential collaborations, setting the stage for future discoveries.

After two action-packed days of academic exploration, the conference drew to a close. Center for Quantitative Biology(CQB) at Peking University stays true to its commitment to uphold scientific freedom, openness, and advancing international collaborations, the CQB invites the global community to join hands in the ever-evolving journey of quantitative biology.