Industrial Forum Annual Meeting 2025
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6th Annual Meeting of the de.NBI Industrial Forum 2025
"Converge of AI, Data Science, and Biological Data: Current Frontiers in Life Science"
Thursday, November 27th: 1:00-4:00 pm (CET)
Save the date for this year's 6th edition of the Annual Meeting of the de.NBI Industrial Forum. An event offering the opportunity to showcase new services and research from the de.NBI & ELIXIR Germany network as well as industrial use cases from Industrial Forum Members.
Confirmed Speakers and presentation topics:
Prof. Boas Pucker - Institute for Cellular & Molecular Botany, Plant Biotechnology and Bioinformatics, University of Bonn
Presentation title: "Computational Approaches to Unraveling Biosynthetic Pathways in Plants"
Dr. Sebastian Lobentanzer -Accessible Biomedical AI: Transparent Systems and Meaningful Benchmark,Helmholtz Munich & German Center for Diabetes Research, Munich, Germany & Open Targets, European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI), Cambridge, UK
Presentation title: "Epistemically Transparent Agentic AI"
Dr. Karin Schork - Department of Medicine - Medical Proteom-Center, Ruhr University Bochum
Presentation title: "Machine learning in proteomics: a use case from our de.NBI consulting service"
Dr. Philip Wenig - Founder & CEO, Lablicate GmbH
Presentation title: "OpenChrom®: Data Harmonization and feature extraction of chromatography, spectrometry and spectroscopy data as a solid base for decision making"
Robin Röhm - Co-Founder & CEO, Apheris AI GmbH
Presentation title: "Federation in Life Sciences: Solving the Data Bottleneck in AI Drug Discovery"
Date
Tuesday, 27 November 2025
Venue
Online (Zoom); This event will be held remotely, you will receive the log-in details after your registration.
Agenda
The participation is free of charge.
Information on last year's meeting on "AI Ventures in the Life Science - Needs, Challenges, Opportunities" can be found here:
Information on all of the prior Annual Meeting's can be found here: