Programme

The symposium starts at around 10.00, with doors opening at 9.00, and will finish at around 17.00. Further details on the programme will follow later.

 

Speakers and lecture titles:

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Nick Vangheluwe (European Commission)

AI for Biotechnology: Technological Advancements, Readiness and Policy Implications
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Konstantinos Kalogeropoulos (Technical University of Denmark)

De novo protein sequencing with deep learning: discovery, therapeutics and biosecurity
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Maureen van Eijnatten (KeyGene)

Revolutionizing plant breeding: combining systems biology with AI for complex trait enhancement
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Samuel Hyo-nam King (Stanford University) 

Generative AI-guided design of bacteriophages
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Markus Schmidt (Biofaction)

Accelerating Biology: Governing the Convergence of AI and Synthetic Biology
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Isis Hazewindus (Leiden University Medical Center)

A Smarter Lab? Ethical Implications of AI Use on Biomedical Expertise
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Ruth Mampuys (The Netherlands Scientific Council for Government Policy)

AI Biotechnology convergence in the strategic age: a double governance challenge
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Sanne Abeln (Utrecht University)

AI and Biotech: from data to technological innovation

 

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The symposium is free of charge, but registration via the registration form is compulsory.