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High-content imaging plays a pivotal role in modern drug discovery for capturing detailed cellular responses at scale. As assays expand in complexity, researchers need faster, more powerful tools. In this webinar, experts will share real-world applications that showcase how next-generation imaging platforms and AI-driven software are pushing the boundaries of phenotypic profiling and organoid-based studies, enhancing reproducibility, scalability, and discovery potential.  Topics to be covered:  High-content imaging assays for 2D phenotypic profiling and 3D patient-derived organoid analysis The latest innovations in high-content screening platforms that enhance speed, quality, and flexibility How AI-driven analysis can improve reproducibility and tackle challenging screening assays
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Explore real-world applications of high-content imaging and AI-driven analysis in 2D and 3D models.
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Discover a high-throughput, high-resolution approach to biologics stability screening that eliminates bottlenecks in formulation development.
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Machine learning-powered image analysis makes it possible to automatically and reliably quantify complex 3D cell structures.
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Explore strategies to overcome production bottlenecks and achieve high-quality bispecific antibodies at scale.
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Explore how a rare kidney disease trial achieved faster patient enrollment with data-informed strategies and collaborative partnerships.
Faster paths to mRNA therapeutics with IVT-ready DNA
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Cell-free gene synthesis removes key bottlenecks in mRNA synthesis, accelerating the development of lifesaving therapies.
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As global regulations shift toward animal-free testing, how can researchers develop more biologically relevant in vitro models to advance drug discovery?
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ChatGPT introduced the world to the power of generative AI — that same idea is helping researchers interpret vast omics datasets to uncover new therapeutic insights.
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Discover a human-relevant model that closes the gap between in vitro drug metabolism testing and clinical outcomes.
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Discover how sound energy is transforming by enabling contact-less and more efficient sample analysis.
Applying mass spectrometry in pharmaceutical analysis
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Advanced analytical techniques are making it easier to detect and measure mirror-image drug molecules that can behave very differently in the body.
Characterizing lipid nanoparticles for RNA therapeutic development
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Integrated multiomics and advanced nanoparticle analytics are improving how researchers perform RNA delivery, increasing therapeutic success.
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Discover approaches that shorten the path from DNA constructs to purified, functional proteins.
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By replacing conventional plasmid systems, cell-free DNA synthesis improves speed and quality in mRNA research.
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Learn how various 3D cell culture systems differ in design, function, and application in biomedical research. 
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