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Applications are now open for the Winter Training School “Emerging Topics in Early-Stage Drug Discovery”, which will take place from 26–30 January 2026 at our partner site in Madrid, the Biological…

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EU-OPENSCREEN and the Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening (SLAS) are pleased to announce the second EU-OPENSCREEN/SLAS Joint Machine Learning Challenge, inviting scientists worldwide to…

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Biological systems are a rich reservoir of chemistry. In the process of “bioprospecting”, researchers tap into nature’s vast chemical space and identify small-molecule natural products that can be…

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EU-OPENSCREEN is pleased to integrate a new batch of academic compounds from Australia into its European Academic Compound Library (EACL) – the first batch received from the continent.

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EU-OPENSCREEN is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Swen Hoelder as the new Chair of its Scientific and Ethical Advisory Board (SEAB).

Professor Hoelder is Head of Chemistry and…

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EU-OPENSCREEN is pleased to welcome Dr Thomas Lundbäck, Senior Director at AstraZeneca R&D, as a new member of its Scientific and Ethical Advisory Board.

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A consortium of four academic screening platforms within the European Research Infrastructure Consortium EU-OPENSCREEN have released their first open-source Cell Painting dataset, marking a major step…

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Register now and meet us in Paris this year. The European Chemical Biology Symposium (ECBS) is our flagship event and brings together Chemical Biologists from all parts of Europe and overseas to…

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EU-OPENSCREEN's three new partner sites presented their advanced capabilities in chemoproteomics and spatial mass spectrometry (MS)-based omics in a dedicated session at this year's Helmholtz Drug…

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We are delighted to share our latest publication in SLAS Discovery, titled “Empowering Research in Chemical Biology and Early Drug Discovery – An Update from the European Research Infrastructure…

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