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Event Structure

The program is organized into two sets of day-and-a-half conferences:

  • Part A: Tuesday–Wednesday afternoon — 5 parallel tracks
  • Part B: Wednesday afternoon–Thursday — 5 parallel tracks

In addition, a full day of pre-event symposia offers an opportunity to gain an overview of emerging areas or a focused introduction to topics you may not plan to follow across the full meeting.

Flexibility in Attendance

While you will register for primary programs, you are welcome to move among the concurrent sessions once the event begins. Most presentations will also be available on demand, allowing you to catch up on content you may have missed.

Key Features

  • Track-hopping: Attend sessions across different tracks to customize your agenda.
  • Short Courses: Targeted, expert-led sessions designed for both foundational learning and problem-solving discussions with technology specialists.
  • Small-Group Breakout Discussions to foster peer-to-peer exchange.
  • Poster Sessions and Awards to showcase innovative science.
  • Plenary Sessions: All tracks converge to hear renowned leaders in the field.

Who You’ll Meet

The event brings together a diverse community across the drug discovery spectrum, including CSOs, R&D directors, principal scientists, and graduate students. Senior leaders remain engaged throughout the meeting, creating valuable opportunities for scientific exchange and collaboration. View 2026 Attendees

Registration and Pricing

  • Early Registration Savings: Rates increase as the event approaches.
  • Student/Postdoc/“Scientist of Tomorrow” Pricing is available.
  • Discounts apply for returning participants (Alumni Discount) and for groups registering together.

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