Lab Tech Transformation Track

 

Day 2 Tech transformation in the lab (Room Sydney), Wednesday 8 June 2022

Christina Poggel
09:00

Opening remarks

Christina Poggel, Product Manager, Wiley
Panel discussion
09:05

The sustainable lab is the lab of the future – what are the business drivers behind this shift and why does it matter?

  • Considering how sustainability in R&D is critical to future business success
  • Outlining how achieving sustainability in the lab requires a comprehensive lab of the future strategy: process, data, environment and new technology
  • Recognising the value of this alignment of sustainability, productivity and innovation and what it means for those who adopt it
Craig Hewitt, Senior Director, Scientific Services, AstraZeneca
Caroline Durkin, Executive Director, Site Operations, AstraZeneca
Panel discussion
09:40

Open collaboration is key to making the lab of the future a reality, so what is stopping us?

Moderator: Christina Poggel, Product Manager, Wiley
Renger Jellema, Senior Scientists and Program Manager AI4b.io, DSM
Rob Howes, Chief Executive Officer Rosalind Franklin Laboratory, UK Health Security Agency
Michelangelo Canzoneri, Global Head of Digital and Data, Healthcare, Merck Healthcare KGaA
Vicky Pirzas, Vice President Recombinant Product Development, Managing Director R&D Marburg, CSL Behring
Vasu Rangadass, President & Chief Executive Officer, L7 Informatics
Panel discussion
11:30

Lab Visionary Award

  • The Lab Visionary Prize will reward that company which isn’t afraid to rethink how science is executed through the deployment of technology.
  • Judges will be looking out for:
    • What is the value each start-up isoffering?
    • How can theyintegrate products in an established corporate IT environment? How do these enable them to unlock more value out of their existing environment?
    • Are they running any pilot projects? If so, can you share this? Has the pilot been a success if so why/why not?
Lisa Tschalenko, Ecosystem Managerin Digital Health & Pharma, 5-HT
Frederick Chesneau, Head of Laboratory Workplace Automation, BASF Digital Solutions GmbH
Patrick Courtney, Advisory Board Member, SiLA Consortium
Oana Vrabie
Day 2 Tech transformation in the lab (Room Sydney)
13:25

Chairs opening remarks

Oana Vrabie, VP Marketing, House of Lab Science
Thorsten Teutenberg
Day 2 Tech transformation in the lab (Room Sydney)
13:30

What is limiting the adoption of equipment miniaturisation in the lab

Thorsten Teutenberg, Head of Department, Institut für Energie- und Umwelttechnik e. V.
Robin Wyms
Day 2 Tech transformation in the lab (Room Sydney)
14:00

Tech Maintenance Transformation in the Lab

Tech maintenance transformation is constantly evolving in life science labs. The use of data and technology is crucial in automating processes and equipment, monitoring and controlling supply chains, and integrating into various systems used company-wide. As newer equipment has become more complexed and miniaturized, CBRE is working with OEM vendor partners to drive innovation and optimal equipment uptime in the lab.The importance of increasing uptime to allow for more science is more critical now than ever before. Join this conversation to learn how to glean greater insights from your laboratory’s service strategy.
Robin Wyms, Global Lab Sourcing Director, CBRE
Andreas Traube
Day 2 Tech transformation in the lab (Room Sydney)
14:30

How the biological transformation of industry will change current value streams

Andreas Traube, Department Manager, Fraunhofer IPA
15:35

Delivering the science of the future through people, data, space & technology

  • Ensuring labs are designed and optimised to make the most of those working in it
  • Building an infrastructure which can handle and maximise increasing data points to get better results
  • Structuring processes so these are optimised to speed up development
  • Considering how changes in science impact spaces and technologies
last published: 20/May/22 13:25
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