San Francisco | Claude Conversation: How do Credentials Shift in Science?
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Come join us for a salon style dinner discussion over topics for benchtop science is changing as robotics, machine learning, and computational pipelines move more and more into labs. The goal for this dinner is discuss and debate the limits of traditional training while exploring what new skills, knowledge, and networks are needed to keep up with new tooling. Agenda 6:30–7:00p — Mix & Mingle 7:00–8:00p — Intros, Dinner + Salon Style Discussion 8:00–8:30p — Mix & Mingle Some examples of discussion topics: What are limits of PhD as a credential? What does a good human-AI loop look like in the lab? How does the role of the scientist evolve when experiments run more autonomously? Intros from Mukundh, current PhD at Stanford Genetics Di, Automation Scientist at Stealth Startup Taras, Sr. Research Scientist at WSU Who this is for Scientists, researchers, and technical builders using Claude Code for automation and computational work. Curious newcomers welcome. Free and open to everyone. Thank you to our event partners Hanwha AI Center (HAC) is a private membership for all those dedicated to AI. As a hub for innovation, HAC brings together passionate entrepreneurs, researchers, and visionaries to explore the societal and technological impacts of AI on human life. Thanks to Worldwide Studios (lead organizer) and BioKEA for helping bring this together.
