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27.01.2026

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Fabian Theis Speaks at DLD Munich 2026

From Models to Medicines: AI-Guided Experimental Biology

We are pleased to share that our PI Fabian Theis contributed to DLD Conference 2026 as part of the BIOSPHERE Health Track.

Fabian gave a talk titled “From Models to Medicines: AI-guided Experimental Biology”, focusing on how AI supports biological research and drug discovery. In addition, he joined the panel discussion “From the Cell to Clinical Application”, addressing the translation of AI-driven insights from basic research into clinical practice.

Both sessions are now available as part of the DLD Conference video series.

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