AI for Biotech Roundtables
AI for Biotech Roundtables #3
AI is changing biology.
Models can propose targets, design molecules, predict cellular behaviour and steer experiments. But biology is still noisy, contextual and unforgiving.
This evening is about what it takes for AI to become genuinely useful in biology: how better tools become better experiments, insights and medicines.
We are curating a room of computational and experimental biologists, AI researchers, biotech founders, laboratory-automation teams, pharma leaders and investors who have had to make decisions with incomplete data.
The Evening
Registration — from 5:30pm
Startup Showcases — 6:00–6:30pm
Short showcases from selected startups building at the intersection of AI and biology.
Pick the Startup Showcase Ticket if you are want to showcase
Five Tables — 6:30–7:30pm
Five facilitated tables. One hard problem per table.
Choose up to two tables when the full programme is released and rotate halfway through.
The five questions and table chairs will be announced shortly. Each table will be built around a specific areas that are important for biotech.
Synthesis Panel — 7:30–8:00pm
Each table will bring one conclusion, one unresolved question and one useful next step back to the room.
Open Floor — 8:00–9:00pm
Pizza. Drinks. Snacks. Continue the discussions and find the people who can help move the work forward.
Come if you are actively researching, building, deploying or funding AI in biology.
This is a working room rather than an introductory lecture. Registration is by approval so that every table has the right mix of scientific, technical and commercial experience.
London. Tuesday 6 October.
Presented by
London Longevity — a science studio bringing together a professional community to challenge dogma in biology and the status quo in healthcare, and extend healthy human lifespan.
Fifty Years — runs 5050 to help scientists and engineers become great founders tackling the world’s biggest problems. Powered by ARIA. Free. Part-time. Distils lessons from backing 135 companies whose founders have raised over $6B.
This is a side event for the Deep Tech London — a city-wide festival celebrating the scientists, engineers, founders, and investors building the next generation of science and industry in the UK and Europe.
Hosted at Fifty Years, 2 Soho Square, London.