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Banday, Mahrukh

Curiox Biosystems

Networking Power Hour
Room/Location: 107AB

Mahrukh Banday

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Bauer, David

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Alpha Emitters — Decay Chains, Chelation Chemistry & Radiopharmaceuticals — An Overview
Room/Location: 206AB

David Bauer

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Bauer, Eric

PPD Laboratory Services, Vaccine Sciences Lab

Maximizing productivity in Pharma to accelerate Drug Discovery through the power of Laboratory Automation

Room/Location: 104A

Eric Bauer

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Bauer, Manuel

Tecan

A standardized, high-throughput platform for automated, rapid, and extensive plasma proteome characterization.
Room/Location: 210C

Manuel Bauer

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Bean, Bruce

Integrated Phenotypic and Ion Channel-focused Assays for Drug Discovery in Pain
Room/Location: 205ABC

Bruce Bean

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Bechtold, Erika

UpNano

High resolution multi-photon 3D printing: A powerful technique for the fabrication of microfluidics
Room/Location: 204AB

Erika Bechtold

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Beer, Jonathan

Bristol Myers Squibb

Standardization and automation for liquid biopsy solutions in oncology

Room/Location: 104C

Jonathan Beer

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Behere, Likhit

Automation Quality Control
Room/Location: 252A

Likhit Behere

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Bentwich, Isaac

Quris AI

How AI and Patient-on-Chip are improving drug development
Room/Location: Ignite Theater Sponsored by Drug Discovery World (Booth 395) in Exhibition

Isaac Bentwich

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Berdeaux, Rebecca

CellChorus, Inc.

Multi-parameter quantification of immune cell efficiency using dynamic single cell analysis
Room/Location: 210C

Rebecca Berdeaux

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Berke, Mike

Amgen Research & Automation Technologies

Harnessing and utilizing your data from your lab automation data factory

Room/Location: 104A

Mike Berke

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Berning, Paul

Genie Life Sciences

No python, no problem! New and improved protocol design options for Opentrons robots
Room/Location: 103

Paul Berning

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Berryman, Samuel

ImageCyte

ImageCyte - Glass Bottom Nanowells
Room/Location: Ignite Theater Sponsored by Drug Discovery World (Booth 395) in Exhibition

Samuel Berryman

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Berry, Sophia

AstraZeneca

HiBiT cellular thermal shift assays: Learnings from two high-throughput screening campaigns
Room/Location: 206AB

Sophia Berry

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Bharti, Kapil

NIH

3D-Bioprinted Vascularized Eye Tissue Provides a Patient-Specific Model to Test Therapies for Inherited and Age-Related Macular Degenerations
Room/Location: 210A

Kapil Bharti

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Bhat, Abhijit

RayzeBio

Advancing the science of Radiopharmaceutical Therapy : a renewed hope for new cancer treatments
Room/Location: 206AB

Abhijit Bhat

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Emerging Drug Discovery Technologies
Room/Location: 206AB

Abhijit Bhat

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Bjerke, Michael

Promega Corporation

Seeing is Believing: Enabling Functional Imaging of NanoLuc® Technologies with Bioluminescence Microscopy

Room/Location: 151A

Michael Bjerke

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Bobrow, Johanna

MIT Lincoln Laboratory

3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing
Room/Location: 252B

Johanna Bobrow

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Boisvert, Matt

Araceli Biosciences

Transforming high content imaging into high throughput screening: Automated end to end acquisition and analysis in <30 minutes with full well scans at submicron resolution

Room/Location: 151A

Matt Boisvert

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Bonanini, Flavio

MIMETAS

An automated and multiplexed liver fibrosis screening assay on a microfluidic liver model that replicates the cellular composition and organization of the hepatic lobule

Room/Location: 205ABC

Flavio Bonanini

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Borenstein, Jeffrey

Draper

Application of High-Throughput Human Airway Microphysiological System for SARS-CoV-2 Infection Modeling and Therapeutic Screening
Room/Location: 205ABC

Jeffrey Borenstein

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Bortolato, Andrea

SandboxAQ

Combining physics-based methods with AI to maximise the success and speed of drug discovery and development
Room/Location: Ignite Theater Sponsored by Drug Discovery World (Booth 395) in Exhibition

Andrea Bortolato

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Bowers, Debbie

Women of SLAS
Room/Location: 253A

Debbie Bowers

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Bowser, Micah

Neurocrine Biosciences

Enabling Drug Discovery Through Integrated Sample Storage and Processing
Room/Location: 210B

Micah Bowser

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Boyer, Chris

FibroBiologics, Inc.

Scaling Production of Spheroid-Based Drug Products

Room/Location: 103

Chris Boyer

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Braun, Peter

Beckman Coulter GmbH

1. Putting the pieces together: adding efficiency to your synbio workflow through automation. 2. Streamlining cell line development processes with automated antibody analytics.

Room/Location: 104B

Peter Braun

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Brownstein, Catherine

Boston Children's Hospital

Multi-omics to inform and solve the diagnostic odyssey
Room/Location: 210C

Catherine Brownstein

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Brunner, Cyrill

Bruker Switzerland AG

Innovation to do More - Discover the all new SPR #64

Room/Location: 152

Cyrill Brunner

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Budnik, Bogdan

The Weiss Institute at Harvard University

Innovative automation solutions for 3D cell biology, single-cell insights and proteomics workflows

Room/Location: 151A

Bogdan Budnik

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Bugtong, Kahler Pascuale

Aether Biomachines

High throughput mass spectrometry drug discovery screening powered by automated sample preparation through simultaneous 1536 well pipetting
Room/Location: 102A

Kahler Pascuale Bugtong

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Busby, Ben

DNAnexus

The potential of cancer subtype prediction using large scale proteomics
Room/Location: 205ABC

Ben Busby

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Bushell, Simon

Entact Bio

Proximity-inducing drugs: using technological innovation to build the next generation of medicine
Room/Location: Ignite Theater Sponsored by Drug Discovery World (Booth 395) in Exhibition

Simon Bushell

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Byrne, Ann

bit.bio

Panel Discussion | Functional genomics for target identification: What has been achieved, what are the current challenges and what are the future opportunities

Room/Location: 104B

Ann Byrne

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