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Creating a Connected Ecosystem to Gain Insights Across R&D

A Free, Educational Webinar: Wednesday, June 20, 2018 • 2:00 p.m. ET

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For many R&D organizations, a key challenge is the complexity of the number of systems and types of data they are attempting to support. Implementing a flexible and extensible laboratory informatics platform can enable deeper insight into data and accelerate discovery.

FORMA Therapeutics has created a connected ecosystem to support the development of novel treatments for cancer and other serious diseases. FORMA synthesizes large volumes of small molecules via automated parallel synthesis and DNA-encoded libraries, and screens small molecules across multiple ADME and physiochemical profiling workflows to enable ‘go/no go’ decisions at the early stages of drug discovery, thus allowing for prioritization of promising lead compounds. FORMA chose to work with the Thermo Fisher™ Platform for Science™ software to manage this complex scientific workflow and the large volume of data it generates.

John Harman, Senior Product Manager for Thermo Fisher’s Platform for Science™, will talk about:

How this solution addresses FORMA’s unique informatics requirements.
How their operations have evolved from traditional parallel synthesis to DNA-encoded libraries.
How the Platform for Science™ software has scaled to support FORMA’s growing discovery pipeline.

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