This year’s conference will focus on the role of AI and science-aware lab informatics in life sciences
Research technology company Sapio Sciences has announced the SapioCon 2025 speaker line-up and agenda.
The annual conference will explore the role of AI and science-aware lab informatics in accelerating research, discovery, diagnostics, manufacturing and business operations in the life sciences.
“Two of the greatest assets of any life science organization are its people and its information,” said Sapio Sciences CEO and CTO Kevin Cramer, Founder.” As we enter the age of AI in the lab, it is crucial to develop and deploy technologies that unlock the potential of both.”
The conference will showcase Sapio’s latest product reveals, molecular biology advancements, data analysis, immunogenicity testing and GMP LIMS.
“We have a lineup of speakers with hands-on experience using cutting-edge lab informatics technologies to establish research, manufacturing, and diagnostic labs,” Cramer said. “These experts are uniquely positioned to educate, inspire, and inform SapioCon 2025 attendees.”
Speakers this year include:
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Amrik Mahal, Global Head of IT for Research, AstraZeneca
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Ben Schreiner, Head of AI and Modern Data Strategy Business Development, AWS
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Joanne Hackett, VP Health System Services, IQVIA
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Sidharth Mohan, Principal Scientist, Biologics Discovery, Johnson & Johnson
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Nicolas Van Boven, VP Digital and Data for R&D, CureVac
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Monica Lopez, Process Development Team Lead, OXB
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Shane Kamil, Solution Lead, Digital Transformation & Innovation, Olink
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Kevin Cramer, Founder, CEO & CTO, Sapio Sciences
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Rob Brown, VP Product Management, Sapio Sciences
Researchers, scientists, lab managers, IT operators and biopharma executives can discuss insights on how to leverage AI and laboratory informatics to fit their agendas.
The conference takes place 26th to 28th February at Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbour Beach Resort and attendees must register.
In the past year, Sapio Sciences software has been implemented into several projects, including its Electronic Lab Notebook and LIMS.
