On Demand Webinars

Sponsored by: SynthegoOn Episode 6 of GEN Live, sponsored by Synthego, we’ll discuss with a pair of talented genome editing pioneers how CRISPR and allied technologies are showing promise for the treatment and diagnosis of genetic diseases and providing new clues to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sponsored by: Berkeley LightsIn this GEN webinar, our panelists from Genovac, will present case studies of how they have overcome these antibody discovery and development challenges by leveraging their core genetic immunization technology and the Beacon optofluidic system to rapidly discover antibodies against challenging targets, such as GPCRs, from a variety of different animal species.

Sponsored by: Horizon DiscoveryIn this GEN Webinar, sponsored by Horizon, we will hear from Dr. Jeff McGrew, Scientific Director at Just–Evotec Biologics, who has used the CHOSOURCE™ GS knockout cell line to develop high producing cell lines rapidly.

Sponsored by: Lonza Originally Aired: November 17, 2020Time: 8:00 am PT, 11:00 am ET, 17:00 CET

Sponsored by: Horizon and OnRampThe GEN/RFS “Women in Science” series is thrilled to host Jennifer Doudna in a live, candid “fireside chat”. Join Jennifer and some special guests for conversation and celebration of a truly groundbreaking scientist.

Sponsored by: OXGENEIn this GEN webinar, Dr. Ryan Cawood describes how rethinking AAV manufacture “from the ground up”, allowed OXGENE™ to manipulate AAV’s natural relationship with adenovirus to address these challenges with their novel technology. The webinar will take a deep dive into the data behind this new technology, demonstrating how using these vectors can give a 40-fold improvement in AAV2 yield, alongside a 2000- fold increase in particle infectivity, establishing the potential for reduced cost of goods and improved safety for AAV based gene therapies.

Sponsor: Horizon Discovery and OnRamp BioIn this webinar—the second in the “Women in Science” series co-hosted by GEN and the Rosalind Franklin Society—pioneering microbiologist and the first woman to lead the National Science Foundation, Rita Colwell, PhD, discusses her early work in bacteriology and discoveries about how cholera survives between epidemics, with its continuing relevance today in addressing contagion, ocean science , and climate change.

Sponsor: IsoPlexisImmune medicines, across cancers, infectious disease, and inflammatory disease, hold our closest promise to lasting curative therapies. In this sponsored webinar, IsoPlexis and various researchers will speak about the shift in space and time towards ‘Smaller’ to target our most powerful single cells, in order to accelerate timelines for finding these cures.

Sponsor: Horizon Discovery and OnRamp BioIn this webinar—the third in the “Women in Science” series co-hosted by GEN and the Rosalind Franklin Society—renowned neuroscientist Dr. Susan Hockfield, who served as president of MIT from 2004–2012, will share her views of the future that she lays out in her recent book, The Age of Living Machines: How Biology Will Build the Next Technology Revolution.

Sponsor: Absorption SystemsIn this GEN Keynote webinar, sponsored by Absorption Systems, Dr. Peter Marks, director of the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) at the FDA, will share how CBER is providing oversight to organizations during the critical developmental and manufacturing stages for biological products, as well as throughout the product life cycle.