PHARMAOMICS & AI 2026

Welcome to PHARMA OMICS & AI 2026, an event that brings together industry leaders to explore how AI, ML, and multi-omics are transforming drug discovery, development, and real-world evidence.

The industry faces challenges such as biased and siloed data, limited scalability in multi-omics integration, and regulatory uncertainty. However, clearer methodologies and stronger data standards can drive faster therapy development, expand precision medicine, and reduce R&D costs.

Join us to gain practical insights, exchange ideas with peers, and help advance safe, effective, data-driven innovations across the pharmaceutical landscape.

Emerging AI-driven solutions to overcome bioprocessing challenges

Learn how AI deployment in bioprocessing with PAT and digital twins reduces errors, supports predictive maintenance, and accelerates compliant batch release.

Advances in bioinformatics and omics for precision medicine and biomarkers

See how single-cell and spatial bioinformatics uncover disease pathways, reveal biomarkers, enable smarter trials, and inform treatment decisions.

Case studies highlighting data platforms for discovery and development

Explore innovative data platforms that break silos, streamline access, and add built-in checks to accelerate reliable AI and smarter decision-making in pharma.

Applying AI and ML to accelerate drug discovery, design, and development

Discover AI and ML across end-to-end R&D, from identifying targets and designing molecules to choosing sites, forecasting enrollment, and optimizing protocols.

Strategies to integrate multi-omics and patient-level data at scale

Find solutions to multi-omics integration challenges and link genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics with clinical data to deliver precision therapies at scale.

Upcoming AI regulations and safety standards across the Pharma lifecycle

Navigate FDA and EMA expectations for AI across the pharma lifecycle while building compliant, GxP-ready systems and pipelines for reliable implementation.

Expert Speakers

Past Attendees

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