Power of Single-Cell-Multi-Omics : from Bench to Bedside (Includes a special address)
What happens when you can study biology one cell at a time instead of averaging across millions?
You get a completely new view of disease.
Join us at MBC BioLabs in San Carlos for an evening of science, innovation, networking, and big ideas as we explore how Single Cell Multiomics and AI are transforming biomedical research, diagnostics, and precision medicine.
We are especially honored to welcome Dr. Jitendra Kumar, Managing Director of BIRAC (Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council), Department of Biotechnology, Government of India, for a special address. Dr. Kumar has been instrumental in shaping India's biotechnology and deep science innovation ecosystem and will share his vision for accelerating scientific entrepreneurship, strengthening global collaboration, and building the future of healthcare innovation.
Following the special address, hear from leaders across academia, biotech, diagnostics, and computational biology as they discuss how advances in single cell technologies and AI are enabling deeper biological understanding and new opportunities for translational research.
Whether you spend your days in the lab, behind a keyboard, in the clinic, building startups, investing in innovation, or simply love cutting edge science, this is the kind of conversation you will want to be part of.
And yes, there will be drinks, networking, and plenty of opportunities to meet fellow biotech and AI enthusiasts from across the Bay Area.
Agenda
4:30 PM
Doors Open and Networking
5:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Special Address
Dr. Jitendra Kumar
Managing Director, BIRAC
Department of Biotechnology, Government of India
6:00 PM to 6:30 PM
Keynote Address
Prof. Chuck Gawad
Associate Professor, Stanford Medicine
Co-founder, Bioskryb Genomics
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Panel Discussion
Current Challenges in Single Cell Multiomics: Bridging the Gap with AI
Panelists
• Mohan Uttarwar, 1Cell.ai (Moderator)
• Chuck Gawad, Stanford Medicine
• Aruna Ayer, Waters Corporation
• Rajiv Bharadwaj, 10x Genomics
• Tarun Khurana, Cellanome
Hosted by EPPIC Global
EPPIC Global is a Bay Area nonprofit community that brings together professionals across biotechnology, healthcare, AI, pharma, engineering, and entrepreneurship to foster collaboration, learning, and innovation. Through conversations like these, EPPIC creates a space where scientists, founders, investors, and industry leaders can connect, share ideas, and help shape the future of healthcare.