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Introducing: LifeScienceXchange

Patients are counting on your R&D community for the next wave of life-saving medicines.

LifeScienceXchange is the catalyst: a platform for leaders from diverse life science disciplines to connect, learn and collaborate, so that together we bring new treatments to patients faster, sustainably and at scale.

Providing actionable market insights, technology showcases, thought leadership and essential news, all in a condensed and curated video format.

It will help you understand trends, benchmark your work, inform strategy and ultimately get your new treatments to patients, faster.

Discovery & Development on LifeScienceXchange empowers scientific leaders from the innovative biopharma ecosystem to make informed pipeline decisions in early-stage R&D.

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Learn faster and put new ideas to work

Market Insights unlock key learnings and actionable ideas from our industry-leading live events. We’ve cut and curated more than 6,000 hours of live recordings into quick-watch cuts, so you can get straight to the moments that matter.

Innovate sooner and benchmark success

Our Technology Showcases give you first sight of the breakthroughs driving our industry. We put you in touch with new developments and vendor success stories, so you can understand the tech, connect with the innovators and benchmark your work against the best

Learn and share ideas with industry leaders

Our Thought Leadership opportunities put you at the heart of the conversations accelerating life sciences R&D today. Hear interviews and presentations with key opinion leaders each month — and join the conversation by putting your questions to them live.

Get the full picture faster

Our Weekly News digest clarifies and condenses the key developments and talking points in life sciences R&D. Each week we identify and summarise the five top stories in quick-read format, so you have a full, clear and balanced picture.

Molecular Drug Design

Computational Drug Design: Applications of AI and Machine Learning in Development

Recent advances in AI and machine learning have huge potential to improve the accuracy and speed of drug design. This discussion group report explores some of the current applications of different AI/ML approaches, including deep learning techniques.
Organ Modelling

Differentiation of embryonic and induced pluripotent stem cells

Pluripotent stem cells possess the capacity for indefinite self-renewal and the potential to differentiate into all adult cell types of the three primary germ layers.
Medicinal Chemistry

Automation Experts Discuss New Platform for Synthesis in Organic Chemistry

Our Discussion Group featured expert conversation on automation and synthesis from software to hardware, key challenges, and end goals.
Pharma Data

In Conversation With Dr. Maya Natarajan, Neo4J

In the lead up to our 2022 Pharma Data & SmartLabs Congress taking place this September, we sat down with Maya Natarajan, Senior Director Knowledge Graphs at Neo4j. Being a key player within the field, Maya gave us insights into the pioneering work Neo4j is doing with knowledge graphs and the types of graph analytics that Neo4J provides.

Discussion Group Report - Mobile Robotics

This November, our PharmaTec Series discussion group focused on mobile robotics. We explored their current uses, challenges and potential.
Target Discovery

Accelerating Target Discovery with Genomic and CRISPR Techniques

Benedict Cross, Chief Technology Officer at PhoreMost, leads our Discussion Group on Target-Based Drug Discovery using Genomic and CRISPR techniques.
Medicinal Chemistry

Mcule: Compound Sourcing Expert

Mcule is a leading chemical marketplace for drug discovery where you can order small-molecule samples from a high-quality database. We acquire the compounds from the manufacturers and deliver them in a consolidated package, in the format specified by you
Molecular Drug Design

The Highs and Lows of Applying AI to Drug Design

September's discussion group takes us through AI applied to drug design. Where it has been useful, and where it has been not so useful.

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