Accelerating Biologics Innovation

Dear Biologists,

Seeking to explore new frontiers in protein engineering, antibody optimization, as well as developability and liability assessment through modeling and experimental data across the end-to-end biologics pipeline? Take a break from your other obligations and let’s talk!

We invite you to join us for an interactive, free-of-charge session on Wednesday, February 11th at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Utrecht. In this extended version of our Lunch & Learn series, Schrödinger scientists will demonstrate how physics-based computational modeling (BioLuminate, FEP+) and collaborative enterprise informatics (LiveDesign) work together to accelerate modern biologics design. This session is designed to provide practical solutions and expert insights for both new and experienced Schrödinger users.

Keywords:

Protein Engineering | Antibody Modeling | Antibody Optimisation | Developability | Protein FEP+

Date & Time:

Wednesday, February 11th, 2026

From 12:00 to 15:30 CET

Program:

12:00 – 13:30: Welcome Coffee & Networking Lunch

13:30 – 15:30: Accelerating Biologics Innovation with Advanced In Silico Modeling and Integrated Enterprise Informatics

Esam Abualrous, Principal Scientist, Applications Science
Ilaria Salutari, Senior Scientist I, Applications Science

• Explore an end-to-end workflow from early structural assessment to structure-guided engineering
• Learn how BioLuminate, FEP+, and LiveDesign work together to accelerate biologics design
• Analyze developability and liability risks using physics-based modeling
• Apply advanced free-energy methods to support rational variant design
• Combine in silico predictions with experimental data for faster, data-driven decisions

+ Coffee Break

15:30 – open end: Discussion & Networking

Join us in the afternoon for a Q&A and networking session with our Scientists and Account Managers, providing an opportunity to present your questions and challenges, which the Schrödinger team will endeavor to address.

Register today to secure your seat!

The seminar is free to attend but preregistration is required as seats are limited. Previous-experience with the Schrödinger suite is not required.