Enabling AI in Biopharma—Closing the Wet Lab/Dry Lab Loop

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Enabling AI in Biopharma—Closing the Wet Lab/Dry Lab Loop


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Milton Yu, PhD

Head of Automation & Analytics Strategy
Benchling

Panelist

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Milton Yu, PhD

Milton Yu, PhD, is the head of automation and analytics strategy at Benchling. Prior to Benchling, he was principal product manager at AWS and a director of GTM at Microsoft. Milton received his cell biology PhD from Baylor College of Medicine and was a Damon Runyon postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University.



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Sandy Li, PhD

Head of Scientific AI/ML Market Strategy
Benchling

Panelist

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Sandy Li, PhD

Sandy Li, PhD, is the president of strategy, innovation, and global partnerships at BioMap and previously served as vice president and head of biotech and healthcare investments at Baidu Ventures. Li earned her PhD in chemical and biomolecular engineering from UCLA.



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Realizing the full potential of AI/ML in life science R&D depends on bridging a persistent divide between wet lab experimentation and dry lab modeling. Fragmented data systems, manual handoffs, and a lack of automation restrict access to high-quality and contextualized data for model training and fine tuning. This creates a barrier preventing wet lab scientists from testing predictive insights from computational workflows.

In this webinar, Milton Yu, head of automation & analytics strategy, and Sandy Li, head of scientific AI/ML market strategy at Benchling, will discuss how to build AI-ready data foundations to close the wet-lab/dry-lab loop. They will demonstrate how Benchling’s products transform raw instrument outputs into structured, contextualized, and analysis-ready data that can seamlessly feed into AI models.

Additionally, attendees will learn how to make data flow bi-directionally between the bench and computational models, to allow experimental scientists to more easily adopt and test AI-driven hypotheses while maintaining familiar workflows.

In this webinar, you will learn:

  • Requirements for automating the generation of AI-ready wet lab data
  • How to embed dry lab models directly into experimental workflows
  • Practical approaches for creating a continuous wet-lab/dry-lab feedback loop
  • Lessons from biopharma organizations advancing AI-driven R&D with Benchling

A live Q&A session will follow the presentations, offering you a chance to pose questions to our expert panelists.

Produced with support from:

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