ELRIG Drug Discovery 2025
21 – 22 October 2025
Join Nicoya and Applied Photophysics at ELRIG 2025!
ELRIG’s Drug Discovery conference returns to the city of Liverpool, reaffirming its status as Europe’s leading event for Drug Discovery and Life Sciences. This year’s program will feature scientific tracks covering a range of critical topics, including Translating Ideas into Therapies, Chemical Biology and Omics, and Advanced Models for Drug Discovery.
The conference will showcase scientific content from esteemed partners such as SLAS, the British Pharmacological Society, and the Royal Society of Chemistry. A key highlight of this life sciences gathering is the exhibition hall, where attendees can engage with industry leaders in drug discovery and explore innovations from leading product suppliers.
Committed to accessibility and inclusivity, ELRIG ensures that all events remain free to attend. Additionally, facilities such as a prayer room, family room, and quiet room are provided to support attendees, reinforcing the organization's dedication to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment.
Don’t our Industry Insider talk on FastHDX for IDP analysis, and visit us at booth H08 to explore how our tools are accelerating structural insights and drug discovery.
Agenda
Day 1 – Tuesday, 21 October
- Advances in robotics and automation for the life sciences,
Track Chairs: Manuela Beil-Peter, Jonathan Wingfield - In Vitro and In Silico Models for Sustainable Drug Discovery
Track Chairs: Anthony Holmes, Aurelie Thomas - From Bench to Brain: Hit-Finding Approaches in Neurodegenerative Disease Therapeutics
Track Chairs: Fiona Jeganathan, Emma Murphy, Andrew Lim - Chemical Biology and ‘Omics for Small Molecules – Technologies, Developments, and Learnings
Track Chairs: Jon Large, Matthias Trost - What’s new in Protein Sciences in Drug Discovery in collaboration with The Protein Society
Track Chairs: Laura Itzhaki, Lovisa Holmberg-Schiavone & Kate Smith - From sample to data to insight – how robotics and automation enables the science of discovery
Track Chairs: Patrick Courtney & Burkhard Schaefer
Day 2 – Wednesday, 22 October
- Accelerating delivery of patient benefit for all cancer patients, in collaboration with Cancer Research Horizons
Track Chairs: Kevin Doyle & Craig MacKay - From concept to clinic: Accelerating the path to life-changing therapies
Track Chairs: Hitesh Sanganee & Rupa Appa-Pind - Sustainable Drug Development: How Can We Mitigate Environmental Impact?
Track Chairs: Kelly Gray & Rob Howes - Chemistry and innovations in drug discovery in collaboration with the Royal Society of Chemistry
Track Chairs: Katie Lim, A. Ganesan, Martin Swarbrick & Mary Wheldon - Use of novel technologies to enable drug discovery and drug repurposing in collaboration with the British Pharmacological Society
Track Chairs: Munir Pirmohamed & Reecha Sofat - Making the impossible possible: Using artificial intelligence to tackle challenges in drug discovery
Track Chairs: Yann Abraham & Augustin Amour