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Qydra in the Virtual Cell Challenge

Researcher · Yale School of Engineering and Applied Science · New Haven, Connecticut

Sep 2025 to presentIn progress

Participating in the Virtual Cell Challenge at the Yale School of Engineering and Applied Science with Qydra, a system that uses hybrid quantum computing to predict how cells respond to perturbations.

A glimpse of the work: PyTorch pipelines that bring quantum circuits into the model, and the data workflows behind them. As of November 2, 2026, Qydra is ranked in the top 300 in the challenge.

Lab or program
Yale School of Engineering and Applied Science
Topic
Predicting how cells respond to perturbations, for the Virtual Cell Challenge
Methods
Hybrid quantum-classical modeling, Parameterized Quantum Circuits, PyTorch
Collaborators
Yue Yu, Xiao Xiao, Niva Yadav, and Victor S. Batista
Status
In progress; top 300 as of November 2, 2026

A look at the work

Hybrid quantum-classical · Virtual Cell Challenge · Perturbation prediction · Parameterized quantum circuits · PyTorch

Virtual Cell Challenge

Questions about this work? shashish.v.vasireddi@gmail.com