The Collaborative Drug Discovery (CDD) community is set to convene for its European Life Science Community Meeting on February 25-26, 2026. This event aims to unite technology and scientific leaders across Europe, showcasing advancements in small molecules, biologics, and artificial intelligence in the life sciences sector.
Attendees can expect a diverse lineup of speakers, including renowned experts such as Prof Dr Ed Tate from Imperial College London, Dr Steve Penrose from Astellas, and Matúš Drexler from IOCB Tech. The meeting will provide a platform for discussions on emerging trends, innovative research data strategies, and best practices within the industry.
Agenda Highlights and Networking Opportunities
The agenda kicks off on Day 1 at 09:30 with registration and coffee, followed by a welcoming address. Key presentations include Prof Dr Ed Tate discussing “Targeting Protein Lipidation from Parasites to Viral Infection and Cancer” at 10:05. Other notable sessions include Dr Stephen Penrose, who will share insights on initiating PROTAC projects, and Matúš Drexler on scaling ADMET data processing with CDD Vault.
Attendees will also gain access to the latest tools and components for biologics, presented by Dr Janice Darlington and Dr Antima Gupta. Furthermore, Max Jakobs, CEO of Deepmirror, will explore the integration of AI-driven molecule design into the CDD Vault framework.
In addition to keynote sessions, the event will foster face-to-face networking opportunities, allowing industry experts and peers to connect in an informal setting. The day concludes with drinks, networking, and music from 17:30 to 19:00.
Day Two Training and Registration Details
Day 2 will feature a complimentary training session with the technical team, emphasizing practical skills and feedback. Participants are encouraged to register separately for this session to ensure their place.
The CDD community invites all interested professionals to register for this significant event, promising valuable insights and collaboration opportunities. Those wishing to attend can visit the registration page to secure their seat.
This meeting represents a crucial moment for collaboration and innovation in the life sciences field, highlighting the importance of shared knowledge and collective advancement in addressing global health challenges.
