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    CDD European Life Science Community Meeting
    25-26 February, 2026
    Cambridge, UK

    Where Science Meets Technology

    Free Registration

    Day 1: February 25, 2026. Community Meeting - Fill out the form to register - Agenda below!

    Day 2: February 26, 2026. Training (optional) - Register here 

    Location: Graduate by Hilton, Cambridge

    Graduate by Hilton Cambridge | WEBSITE ✓ | Cambridge | Cambridgeshire |  England

    Collaborative Drug Discovery's Community Meeting brings the European technology and scientific communities together. We are proud to feature a stellar lineup of speakers from Small Molecules, Biologicals, and AI, including:

    • Prof Dr Ed Tate, Imperial College
    • Dr Steve Penrose, Astellas 
    • Matúš Drexler, IOCB Tech, Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry
    • Dr Phil Spence, HotHouse Therapeutics
    • Jennie Gold, TRIMTECH Therapeutics 
    • Dr Nicolas Babault, NAXIA Discovery (formerly IASO Discovery)
    • Max Jakobs, CEO of Deepmirror
    • Enamine
    • Dr Matt Segall, Optibrium
    • Dr Avene Colgan, PharmEnable Therapeutics
    • Dr Ellen Watts, Avacta Therapeutics
    • Matthew Earl, RXCelerate
    • Kellan Gregory, CDD
    • Dr. Janice Darlington, CDD
    • Charlie Weatherall, CDD
    • Dr Antima Gupta, CDD
    • Dr Susana Tomasio CDD
    • Dr Nicola Vettore, CDD
    • Emilia Hietala, CDD

    We invite you to join us to learn about the latest life science industry trends, discuss research data strategies on best practices with peers, explore CDD Vault, get personalized training, listen to engaging keynotes, and network with industry experts. 

    Plus, there will be multiple opportunities for face-to-face networking and connecting!


    Agenda:  Day 1: February 25, 2026

    9:30-10:00: Registration and Coffee

    10:00-10:05: Welcome

    10:05-10:35: Targeting protein lipidation from parasites to viral infection and cancer. Prof Dr Ed Tate, Imperial College London

    10:35-11:05: One year in CDD Vault Chemistry and beyond. Charlie Weatherall and Dr Susana Tomasio CDD

    11:05-11:35: Lessons in initiating PROTAC Projects for the treatment of F2-F3 MASH. Dr Stephen Penrose, Astellas Engineered Small Molecules

    11:35-12:05: From ELN to Infrastructure: Scaling ADMET Data Processing with CDD Vault. Matúš Drexler, IOCB Tech, Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry

    12:05-12:15: Title tbc. Dr Matt Segall, Optibrium

    12:15-12:25: Title tbc. Matthew Earl. RXCelerate

    12:25-13:25: Lunch

    13:25-13:55: Rewriting Nature’s Chemistry. Dr Phil Spence, HotHouse Therapeutics

    13:55-14:25: CDD Vault new tools and components for biologics. Dr Janice Darlington and Dr Antima Gupta, CDD

    14:25-14:55: NAXIA Discovery: Accelerating Innovation in Oligonucleotide Therapeutics. Dr Nicolas Babault, NAXIA Discovery

    14:55-15:05: From hit to candidate: integrating CDD Vault and deepmirror.ai for AI-driven molecule design. Max Jakobs, CEO of Deepmirror

    15:05-15:15: Partner Presentation: Enamine

    15:15-15:35: Coffee break

    15:35-16:05: Aggregation State Selective Protein Degradation: A Novel Therapeutic Modality for Neurodegenerative Diseases. Jennie Gold, TRIMTECH Therapeutics Limited

    16:05-16:30: Lessons from AI-Driven Small Molecule Discovery. Dr Avene Colgan, PharmEnable Therapeutics

    16:30-17:00: The future of CDD Vault, Kellan Gregory, CDD

    17:00-17:30: Delivering Targeted Therapies Using the pre|CISION® Platform.  Dr Ellen Watts, Avacta Therapeutics

    17:30-19:00: Drinks, Networking and Music.

     

    Day 2: February 26, 2026 Free training and feedback session with the technical team

    Please register separately for the training session on Day 2. Visit the registration page here.

    We look forward to welcoming you at the Community Meeting and Training sessions.

    Register today to reserve your seat.

     

    Free Registration

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