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This lecture explores how modern chemical synthesis and computational methods are advancing the development of small molecule medicines. It is aimed at those interested in chemistry and biomedical research who want to learn about the intersection of computational models and drug design. Attendees will gain insight into how these innovations help predict and create future medicines.

This lecture presents advances in engineering therapeutic enzymes through accelerated evolution, targeting diseases such as gout and chronic pain. It is intended for researchers, students, and professionals interested in synthetic biology and drug development. Attendees will learn about novel biotechnology approaches from Christian Diercks, PhD at Scripps Research.