West Tech London to Silicon Valley: AI and Data Driven Biotech Innovation

Gather with peers from the life sciences and biotech community during JP Morgan Healthcare Week for an exploration of the expanding bridge between London and Silicon Valley. The event will highlight why the UK is uniquely positioned for the future of AI in biotech, drug discovery, and translational research.

The evening will introduce WestTech London, one of Europe’s most dynamic emerging ecosystems for biotech and life sciences innovation.

Speakers will discuss how the UK’s research talent, regulatory environment, and access to NHS data create a powerful environment for AI driven discovery and development.

Professor Paul Kellam will serve as the central voice for the evening. Paul is Chief Scientific Officer at RQ Biotechnology and Professor of Virus Genomics at Imperial College London. His career spans the pharmaceutical industry, biotechnology startups, and global infectious disease research.--

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