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Ignite biologics developability testing in quartz plates with Aunty

Thursday 5 November 2026
3pm UK Time
Sponsor Webinar held on Zoom

Presented by Ross Walton

Biologics developability and formulation are entering a new phase as more labs adopt AI- and ML-based analysis or lab-in-the-loop models. Fueling this shift requires large, reliable datasets on protein, antibody, and peptide stability. Collecting this data has become increasingly complex and often relies on slow, labor-intensive testing.

 

Aunty accelerates developability and formulation screening with high-throughput, multi-attribute characterization. By combining full-spectrum DSF with static and dynamic light scattering in a 96-well quartz plate, you can gather melting and aggregation data at blazing speeds. Test thermal gradients, long-term isothermal stability, or protein refolding in a single system. Or, integrate Aunty into automated workflows to keep wet and dry labs moving at the same pace.

 

Join this webinar to see Aunty tackle a protein formulation development pilot and a peptide preformulation proof-of-concept study. A DoE-based excipient screen of 3 antibodies and an enzyme identified major stability drivers, while the peptide study exposed formulation factors that increased the aggregation risk of liraglutide and semaglutide.

 

Key learning points:

    • See how Aunty captures melting and aggregation data at blazing speed with full-spectrum DSF, SLS, and DLS.
    • Discover how to fuel formulation and developability screening with high-throughput stability data from Aunty.
    • Accelerate stability screening with Aunty’s 96-well quartz plates.
    • Break through testing bottlenecks that slow dry lab analysis and wet lab validation.
SPEAKER BIO
Ross Walton

Ross Walton

Ross Walton is a Senior Application Scientist for Biologics at Unchained Labs. He has published works on single-particle protein analysis by transmission electron microscopy and the interaction of the innate immune system and viruses in cancer. He did his undergraduate work at UC Berkeley and earned his PhD in Molecular Genetics and Microbiology from Duke University.

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