Bench to Sign-Off: A Year of ELN Upgrades in CDD Vault (Americas)
Thursday, December 3, 2026 at 9 AM (PST) | 12 PM (EST) | 6 PM (CET)
Reserve Your Webinar SeatCDD Vault ELN session
Discover what's new in CDD Vault's Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) with a live demonstration of the latest features and enhancements introduced over the past year.
Follow a single experiment through the Design-Make-Test-Analyze (DMTA) workflow and explore how new ELN capabilities help chemists, biologists, and reviewers streamline experimental documentation, improve data organization, and collaborate more efficiently.
During this webinar, we'll demonstrate how to:
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Plan and organize experiments: Explore inline stoichiometry editing, structured reaction conditions, component roles, drag-and-drop reagent ordering, and customizable stoichiometry templates.
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Capture and manage experimental data: See how inventory events connect to ELN entries, resize images, visualize registered macromolecules, and upload batch data directly from an experiment.
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Streamline experiment review: Discover updated ELN metadata, saved and pinned searches, comments, tasks, and review-focused views such as "To Witness."
Whether you're documenting chemical reactions, managing biological experiments, or reviewing research data, this webinar will highlight practical ways to take advantage of the latest CDD Vault ELN enhancements.
Speakers
Jennifer Drake, PhD
Customer Engagement Scientist, Collaborative Drug Discovery
Jennifer Drake, PhD, is a Customer Engagement Scientist with more than a decade of experience spanning translational research, preclinical drug discovery, bioinformatics, and scientific data analysis. She spent nine years at Eurofins Panlabs, progressing to Study Director in Translational Biology, where she led CRO studies, developed data analysis and visualization approaches, and collaborated across scientific and technical teams.
Jennifer holds a PhD in Integrative Life Sciences and a Master’s degree in Bioinformatics/Genomics from Virginia Commonwealth University. Her research background includes genomics, transcriptomics, molecular biology, and human disease models. In her current role at CDD, she combines her scientific expertise with her passion for customer engagement, helping customers translate complex research needs into practical solutions.
Kelly Bachovchin, PhD
Customer Engagement Scientist, Collaborative Drug Discovery
Kelly Bachovchin joined the CDD support team to begin her industrial career after completing her PhD in Chemistry at Northeastern University. While at Northeastern, Kelly’s researched focused on synthesizing and optimizing small molecule compounds for the treatment of neglected tropical diseases as part of Professor Michael Pollastri’s lab. Before receiving her PhD, Kelly also obtained a Master’s degree in Biotechnology and Bachelor’s degree in Molecular Biology, both from Kean University. As a former customer/user of CDD vault, Kelly has experienced first-hand how CDD vault is a powerful and collaborative platform. She wishes to help other scientists to better manage their data and globally connect to further their research as she embarks on her career at CDD.