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AI and Graphs for Biotechnology

organised by Doruk Ustay

WEDNESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2026
18:00 – 20:00
LONDON
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An evening on how graph-structured data and AI are being applied across biotech. From strain design and multi-omics to knowledge graphs over biomedical data.

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For engineers, data scientists, computational biologists, and founders working at the intersection of biology and AI. Venue: UCL Torrington Place Agenda 18:00 Welcome 18:15 PresentationsUsing graphs to understand the complexity of biological systems - from graph analytics to digital twins by Adam Amara, CEO at TuringDB CANOPY, a graph ML model used to generate chemical-producing microbes by Jake Bowden, Bioinformatician at Twig Bio 19:15 Panel discussion 20:00 Networking, food and drinks About the hosts TuringDB is a high performance in-memory, columnar graph database built for real-time multi-hop analytics born out of biopharma work. twig is a London-based bioengineering company combining AI with a fully automated lab to design microbes that produce sustainable ingredients at scale.

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