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 As biological systems become increasingly complex, generating reliable, reproducible data is more challenging and critical than ever. Our 2026 Scientific Forum aims to empower scientists working in high-throughput screening, high-content imaging, human-relevant models, and automated workflows. 

Register for this free event and:

  • Learn from experts from academia and industry as they discuss how to achieve consistent results from complex biology
  • Explore cutting edge techniques and see how automation and AI are transforming research
  • Network with leading voices from academia and industry
  • Discover how Molecular Devices can help you streamline your research - from cell culture to data analysis. 

 

Please note that spaces for this event are limited and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis!

Topics

 

The theme of the meeting is consistent results from complex biology and will cover:

  • Reproducible human biology at scale through automation and AI‑enabled execution

  • AI‑integrated high‑throughput and high‑content experimental workflows

  • Scalable imaging and analysis of advanced cellular systems

  • High‑precision quantitative measurement in complex biological samples

  • Operating multi‑user core facilities for advanced and complex cell culture

Speakers 

 

Dr Thomas Olivier 
MIMETAS
 
A  dive into image acquisition and AI-powered image analysis from an (the) Organ-on-a-Chip platform
Dr Thomas Olivier 
MIMETAS
 
A  dive into image acquisition and AI-powered image analysis from an (the) Organ-on-a-Chip platform
Dr Sepand Bafti 
Bayer AG
 
Automated confocal microscopy of advanced human cellular models for early drug safety assessment and mechanistic insights.
Dr Joan Goetz
Poly-DTech
 
From lanthanide photophysics to next-generation bioassays & diagnostics
Dr Hitesh Mangukiya
University of Uppsala
 
A scalable ex vivo platform for tracking single-cell dynamics in patient-derived models
Dr Federico Zambon

MRC CoRE in Therapeutic Genomics | University of Oxford

Bench to bedside: leveraging human derived stem cells for scalable therapies in rare neurological diseases
Dr Lokesh Pimpale 
HeartBeat.bio
 

Cardioids at Scale: A High-Throughput Screening Platform for Cardiac Drug Discovery.

Professor Dirk Strunk 
Austrian Red Cross Research, ÖRK | 
Paracelsus Medical University, Salzburg
 

Deep immunophenotyping of iPS-cardiomyocytes by spectral flow cytometry

Event details

 

Admission: Free

Time: 09:00 - 17:00 

Date: Tuesday, 19 May 2026

Location: Wolke 21, Saturn Tower, Leonard-Bernstein-Strasse 10, 1220 Vienna, Austria

Wolke 21 Saturn Tower

Visit us at SLAS!

Attending SLAS Europe? Visit booth 619 for a free demo and learn how we can take your research further.

We’re proud to be a Premier Sponsor at this year's show in Vienna. The programme focuses on SLAS’s three key educational strengths: Advances in Drug Discovery, Advances in Laboratory Automation, and Screening Applications and Diagnostics.

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Visit booth 619 to explore how, together, we can:

- Transform science with AI and machine-learning-enabled technologies.
- Shift paradigms by automating multi-step cell culture and microbial screening workflows.
- Unlock the full potential of complex biology with improved detection and high-throughput screening platforms.
- Validate next-generation therapeutics with traceable, audit-ready software and hardware.

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