IDBS Blog | 28th June 2016
A New Way to Collaborate – E-WorkBook Connect
We were delighted to attend the Elrigfr conference in May, where we shared IDBS experience about Lab Automation, Formulation & Phenotypic screening.
At the conference, we particularly enjoyed the Phenotypic Screening session, which featured presentations from NeoVirTech, Servier and Sanofi. Following the presentations, there was an insightful discussion around the positioning and future of High Content Screening (HCS) within the overall screening strategy, the challenges of promoting the approach internally and the benefits it can bring to biologists complementary to the more traditional (and still dominant) target based screening.
The event was very well organized and provided a great opportunity for us to meet some of our business customers like Servier, Sanofi, Institut Pasteur, Pivot Park and also talk with new companies about our screening software solutions. There was keen interest in how our solutions can facilitate collaboration between pharma/biotechs and CROs!
Watch our webinar to find a new way to collaborate with E-WorkBook Connect.
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