Computational Drug Development (CDD) for Biologics Summit
25
Oct
-
27
Oct
2022
When
Boston
Massachusetts
USA
Where

Integrate HTP Computational Biology & Machine Learning to Streamline Drug Discovery & Development & Enhance Predictability & Decision Making Every year, the Computational Drug Development (CDD) for Biologics Summit features emerging computational programs and models to untap novel biotherapeutics discovery and development.

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Industry Experts and Thought Leaders

Senior Data Scientist
Director of Digital Biologics Discovey
Senior Scientist I
Research Scientist
Senior Staff Engineer (CMC) in Process Modeling, Biologics Process Development
Princial Scientist
Head of Biologics Research US & Global Head Digital Biologics Platform (ML/AI), Large Mol Research
Group Leader Computational & High-throughput Protein Engineering
ML Scientist
Senior Scientist, Computational Biology
Co-Founder and CSO
Director, Protein Design and Optimization

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