Antibody Engineering with Novel Technologies
Online Symposium
20 November 2024 | Online, GMT (UTC+0)
Bringing together key opinion leaders from across the globe for focused discussions on advanced antibody engineering strategies
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Key Topics Covered
- Best practice engineering approaches
- Engineering for advanced antibody therapeutics
- Engineering biotherapeutics
- Achieving better stability with advanced engineering methods and characterization strategies
- Utilisation of advanced technologies and case studies:
- AI/ML
- Computational tools
Benefits of Attending
- Meet with global innovators in a focused symposium to hear the latest case studies in antibody engineering with novel technologies and approaches. This programme takes a deep dive into best practice engineering approaches and technological advancements, bringing together thought leaders from across the globe for focused discussions and networking.
- Stay at the forefront of development by hearing about the real-world applications of AI in antibody engineering and advanced computational tools.
Discuss the latest case studies achieving better stability with advanced engineering methods and characterisation strategies. - Followed by the release of the ‘Harnessing Antibody Engineering with Best Practice Approaches’ report detailing key insights, methodologies, and emerging trends discussed during the event for leveraging antibody engineering effectively.
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Meet Our Expert Speakers
The event brings together a panel of prominent leaders and scientists, sharing new case studies, innovative data, and industry outlooks. Below were some of the featured speakers at Antibody Engineering with Novel Technologies Online Symposium: 20 November 2024, GMT (UTC+0), UK
Kelly Loyet
Distinguished Scientist,
Genentech
Norbert Furtmann
Sanofi,
Head of AI Innovation NANOBODY® Platform
Philip Kim
Professor,
University of Toronto
Tudor Arvinte
Professor,
Therapeomic
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