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"AI + Bio" Speaker Series [at Stanford in-person]
🧬 "AI + Bio" Speaker Series [at Stanford in-person]
Where Intelligence Transforms Life Sciences
Join us for the next installment of the AI+Bio Speaker Series, an initiative designed to bridge the gap between cutting-edge AI innovations and the practical demands of the biotech industry. This series features leaders who are actively applying advanced computational and engineering principles to solve real-world challenges in life sciences.
🎯 Featured Speakers
🔬 Alexander Maurer | Executive Director, Cell Therapy at Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS)
With over two decades of experience in the biopharmaceutical industry, Alexander is the Executive Director for Worldwide Medical Cell Therapy at Bristol Myers Squibb. His career includes leadership positions in medical affairs and project management at companies such as Celgene, Transgene, and Sanofi, focusing on oncology and immunology.
Talk: "Intelligent Manufacturing for Advanced Therapies"
💻 Dan Goncharov | Google Developer Expert in ML/AI & GDG Stanford Organizer
Dan brings a software engineering perspective to the life sciences, focusing on building scalable and reproducible systems. As an expert in applied machine learning, he bridges the gap between academic research and production-grade software, advocating for rigorous engineering practices to accelerate scientific discovery and ensure reliability.
Talk: "Spec Driven Development vs. Vibe Coding (with a focus on Bioinformatics)"
📍 Event Details
📅 Date: Friday, October 25th
📍 Location: Stanford Campus
🕐 Time: 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
🕒 Schedule
12:30 PM - Networking + Food & Drinks
1:00 PM - Alexander Maurer Presentation
1:30 PM - Dan Goncharov Presentation
2:00 PM - Wrap-up
⚠️ Important Access Information
Building Access Required: The CCSR building requires card access. Please arrive promptly—door manning will end at 12:50 PM sharp. Late arrivals may not be admitted.
Perfect for: Engineers, researchers, biotech professionals, clinicians, and innovators curious about the future of life sciences.
Where today's impossible becomes tomorrow's breakthrough.