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4th Applied Biocatalysis & Enzyme Engineering Summit

The 4th Applied Biocatalysis & Enzyme Engineering Summit returns to accommodate the modern-day maturation of biocatalysis technology, discovery of novel biocatalytic routes, and new horizons for complex modalities through novel sessions.

What’s New for 2024? 

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Fresh Perspectives: Hear from new voices representing industry leaders like Novo Nordisk, Alnylam and Boehringer Ingelheim

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Cutting-Edge Workshops: Participate in hands-on workshops that delve into ML-informed enzyme design and explore the untapped potential of process efficiency for large biologics 

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Cross Industry Insights: Benefit from an enhanced focus on biocatalysis-informed drug development, drawing on diverse experiences from across the industry 

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Advanced Expertise: Gain access to elevated discussions on enzyme engineering, with a spotlight on eco-design principles and sophisticated screening techniques 

Join Your Peers to:

  • Network with 80+ industry professionals across large pharma, expanding biotech, academia, and specialty chemicals to inspire modernized biocatalysis approaches
  • Tap into greener production to expand your pipeline and maximize efficiency for large biologics production
  • Enhance therapeutic yields via biocatalysis to achieve commercial viability for your therapies 
  • Address scale-up success journeys to unleash potential beyond small scale production for biocatalysis 
  • Understand cost-efficient downstream processing strategies to minimize waste and spend 

What Your Peers Had to Say:

"I participated in last year’s summit and enjoyed the very stimulating discussions at the pre-conference workshop. I also enjoyed a strong scientific program, and a conference environment encouraging discussions and offering networking opportunities."

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Carlos Martinez, Director – Biocatalysis Center of Excellence, Pfizer

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“Looking forward to an exciting summit and meeting scientists who are equally passionate about green chemistry!”

Deeptak Verma, Director of Computational Chemistry, Merck