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automating biology @ DropGenie

🌟 Phenotypic drug discovery has delivered transformative therapies—but are we at the start of a new wave or nearing the end of an era? Will emerging tools like AI and advanced imaging, coupled with market shifts like increased open innovation, elevate phenotypic drug discovery to new heights? Or will the high costs of automation limit new players, and cellular models fall short in clinical translation? Share your perspective in an anonymous 3-minute survey on the future of phenotypic drug discovery 🔗 https://lnkd.in/es2Snj7P Results will be unveiled during the Future of Phenotypic Drug Discovery panel at #SLAS2025 in San Diego—and shared with the broader community afterward on LinkedIn. If you're attending SLAS2025 in San Diego, I'll be chairing a panel the morning of January 28th that brings together leaders in Phenotypic Drug Discovery, to discuss where the field is headed. Comment below to learn more or you'd like to meet up at SLAS! #DrugDiscovery #PhenotypicScreening #InnovationInScience #AIInBiotech #SLAS2025 #LifeSciences

Very curious about how phenotypic screening will develop in the future! Virtual cells, like the work Emma Lundberg is doing, are a fascinating development. Could they eventually replace traditional phenotypic screening?

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