In this conversation, Something About Science host Danielle Ellis chats with SLAS 2025 Program Chairs: Herve Tiriac, Ph.D. (University of California San Diego) and Meiye Wu, Ph.D. (10x Genomics). They discuss the upcoming conference, focusing on the educational program and its various tracks. They share their experiences with SLAS, the importance of networking, and how the program is designed to foster curiosity and innovation in the scientific community. The discussion highlights the integration of emerging technologies, such as AI and spatial omics, and the significance of creating a collaborative environment for attendees.

Register for SLAS at: https://www.slas.org/events-calendar/slas2025-international-conference-exhibition

Takeaways

· SLAS aims to cover a breadth of topics to enhance attendees' knowledge.

· The educational program includes new and emerging topics in science.

· AI and data science are becoming increasingly important in drug discovery.

· Networking opportunities at SLAS can lead to future collaborations.

· The integration of automation and AI is crucial for laboratory advancements.

· Attendee feedback plays a significant role in shaping the educational tracks.

· The importance of 3D biology and its applications in research is emphasized.

· Curiosity and innovative thinking are central to the SLAS mission.

· The conference provides a platform for both academic and industry professionals.

· Personal connections made at SLAS can inspire future scientific endeavors.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to SLAS and Its Educational Program

04:15 Overview of Educational Tracks for SLAS 2025

12:45 Curating the Educational Program: Trends and Priorities

20:15 Fostering Curiosity and Innovation in Science

21:45 Curiosity in Science

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Welcome back to Something About Science! In this episode, we focus on ELRIG Drug Discovery 2024, Europe’s largest conference for the drug discovery community. Our guest is Melanie Leveridge, Chair of the ELRIG Board, who shares exclusive insights and key highlights for this year’s event.

Here’s what you need to know: Drug Discovery 2024 takes place on October 2nd and 3rd at the ExCeL in London, and it’s completely free to attend—no hidden fees or memberships required. With 15 scientific tracks, 200 exhibitors, 400 posters, and over 2,000 delegates, this event offers unmatched opportunities to connect with the drug discovery community.

Early career professionals will find plenty of opportunities, including awards, career zones, and networking events designed to help you move forward in your career.

Make sure to register here - https://elrig.org/portfolio/drug-discovery-2024/?utm_source=media-partner&utm_medium=azo-network&utm_campaign=dd24&utm_content=register-now

-, and listen in as Melanie walks us through all the exciting details of this year’s event!

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In this episode of Something About Science, hosts Danielle Ellis and Skyla Bailey sit down with Pietro Gatti, Associate Director and Future Tech Strategy Lead at Illumina® for an enlightening conversation. Gatti shares his extensive experience at Illumina, delving into the evolution of sequencing technology and its transformative impact on genomics. From the Sanger sequencing method to the revolutionary next-generation sequencing, Gatti explains the technical advancements and implications for medical research, including the potential for personalized medicine. He also sheds light on Illumina's latest innovation, XLEAP-SBSTM Chemistry, and its role in enhancing sequencing processes, leading to improved quality, stability, and logistical efficiency. Dive deep into the chemistry behind next-generation sequencing and the future of genomic exploration in this captivating episode.

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