Tamir Huberman joined Yissum in 2004, he is VP Business Development in the field of computer science and is further responsible for the technical infrastructure necessary to support Yissum’s business processes and application systems. In addition, he is also the IT Director at ITTN; the Israeli Technology Transfer Organization, InnerEye and BriefCam. Prior to joining Yissum, Mr. Huberman was the co-founder of Artigon, served as part of the R&D team at Orgenics and as the Head of IP and R&D at MedisEl. He holds an MSc. in structural biology and a BSc. in biology from the Hebrew University, a diploma in computer & electronics and has continued his MBA studies at the Hebrew University. He is also a certified Trainer of NLP from ABNLP.

1. Key Practical Learning Points of the Summit:
Berlin, Germany April 7/8, 2016
Mario Richter
Group Leader Operations; Rare reagent generation,
laboratory automation and sample logistics
AbbVie Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG
Key Speakers:
Nils Boehm
AbbVie
Jens-Oliver Koopmann
Principal Bioinformatics Scientist
MedImmune UK
Nikolai Ivanov
Manager Research Technologies
Philip Morris International,
Switzerland
Tamir Huberman
VP Business Development
Computer Science & IT Director
Yissum Israel
John Wise
Executive Director
Business Development
Pistoia Alliance UK
Mark Gonzalez
Technical Director
LabWare
Kevin Teburi
Director of Informatics & IT
Astrazeneca UK
Riley Doyle
CEO and Technical Lead
Desktop Genetics UK
Improve your Unified Laboratory Intelligence
Trends in Laboratory Informatics
Optimize analytical methods
Big Data Analytics in the Laboratory
Software-aided decision-making in method development
Dynamically uncover comprehensive analytical information
Tools to structure laboratory and get quick and easy reporting
Comprehensive data access and visualization
Jeremy G. Frey
Professor of Physical Chemistry
University of Southhampton
Louis Hendriks
Managing Director
Global Value Web
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Wolfgang Seemann
IT Business Partner R&D
Bayer

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Instrumentation & Informatics
SUMMIT
April 7/8, 2016
Berlin, Germany
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CIO
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Head of Laboratory Informatics
Director of Quality Assurance
Director of Quality Control
Head of Knowledge Management
Director of Analytics
Director Laboratory Compliance
IT/Lab Project Leads
Principal Bioinformatics Scientist
Head of Fragrance Analytical Research
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3. Day One - April 7, 2016
Laboratory Instrumentation & Informatics Summit
Case Study
Registration and Welcome Coffee
Opening Address from the Chairman
Next Generation Bioanalytical Laboratory
Dr. Mario Richter
Group Leader Operations
Rare reagent generation, laboratory automation
and sample logistics
AbbVie Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG
8:30
9:00
TRENDS IN LABORATORY INFORMATICS
9:10
- What to consider when automating a routine workflow
- What downtimes to expect when relying on laboratory
automation
- Which validation routes to follow when setting up
computerized systems
- How to tailor the laboratory infrastructure around
automation
LABORATORY AUTOMATION AND NEW
TECHNOLOGIES
Case Study
Laboratory Automation – Improving Quality, Ef-
ficiency, and Relevance of Laboratory Results
12:20
Jens-Oliver Koopman
Principal Bioinformatics Scientist
MedImmune, UK
- Automation activities in Immuno-Oncology at
MedImmune and AstraZeneca
Case Study
How to commercialize technologies that have
been created in the laboratory in a University
environment
14:00
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Case Study
Leveraging Next-Generation Sequencing Infor-
matics to Improve CRISPR Genome Editing
Riley Doyle
CEO and Technical Lead
Desktop Genetics UK
Morning Coffee and Networking Break
Speed Networking
10:30
11:00
9:50
13:00 Business Lunch
- CRISPR and NGS are both powerful, informatics-heavy
research tools
- The genomes of real world cell lines differ significantly
from the reference genome used to design most
CRISPR experiments
- Incorporating NGS data improves both CRISPR guide
RNA design and analysis of the resulting cell population
Tamir Huberman
VP Business Development Computer Science
& IT Director
Yissum, Israel
15:20 Afternoon Tea and Networking Break
With Speakers of the Day
Moderated by the Chairman
17:00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and End of Day One
18:00 Cocktail Reception
Innovative approach to maximize networking capabilities
through two minute periods, where delegates can meet
their peers and exchange business cards before rotating
to the next company representative
16:00 Panel Discussion
Case Study
Optimising Data Analytics & Knowledge
Management in the Laboratory
John Wise
Executive Director Business Development
Pistoia Alliance UK
11:40
Case Study14:40
- The Importance of Implementing Mobile Devices in
Lab Projects and How We Need to Start Embracing
the Cloud
LABORATORY AUTOMATION: SMART STRATEGIES
AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
Integrated LIMS and ELN‎
- Implementation of a Global, Integrated Enterprise LES/
ELN, LIMS & Chromatography Data System (CDS)
- What is the analyst’s role when working with ELN,
LIMS and ECM?
Mark Gonzalez
Technical Director
LabWare
LIMS and ELN large scale deployment:
How to maximise infrastructure without blowing
the budget by reassessing the processes and
collaborating with the vendors

4. Day Two - April 8, 2016
Laboratory Instrumentation & Informatics Summit
Case Study
Welcome Coffee
Opening Address from the Chairman
Jeremy G. Frey
Professor of Physical Chemistry
University of Southhampton
Case Study
Big Data: Survey, Technologies, Opportunities and
Challenges
Nikolai Ivanov
Manager Research Technologies
Philip Morris International, Switzerland
Case Study
Building Your Smart Laboratory: Automation,
Data Management, Compliance And New
Technologies
Nils Boehm
AbbVie
Morning Coffee and Networking Break
8:30
9:00
BUILDING YOUR LABORATORY INFORMATICS
STRATEGY
9:10
9:50
10:30
11:00
13:00 Business Lunch
- Benefits of data standardisation and how to integrate
different data systems?
- Integrating data, tools and software to overcome
incompatibility
- How do you discover what is hidden in your data?
- Opportunities, Open Issues, and Challenges
- Big data activity – effectively identifying and mitigating
security risks around implementation
- Big data: The next frontier for innovation, competition
and productivity.
- Integration in Laboratory Automation & Informatics
- How automated processes may improve data quality,
increase productivity, or provide research opportunities
- How to implement automated solutions to your current
workflow
- Smart data for Smart labs: utilizing semantic
technologies for improved integration and sharing
of laboratory data
Case Study
The introduction of a paperless lab solution
11:40
Wolfgang Seemann
IT Business Partner R&D
Bayer
Case Study
Digital Labs:
The Potential Of The Cloud
14:00
Kevin Teburi
Director – iMED Team Leader
Astrazeneca
- The Emerging Importance of the Cloud in Smart Labs
- Cloud and applications in the future of Laboratory
Informatics
- DNA Laboratory Informatics for Personalized Medicine:
Opportunities and Challenges
With Speakers of the Day
Moderated by the Chairman
16:00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks
15:00 Panel Discussion
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LIFE CYCLE AND MANAGEMENT OF DATA USING
TECHNOLOGIES AND TERMINOLOGIES OF BIG DATA
Case Study
Improving Lab Data Usability Across the Extended
Enterprise
12:20
Louis Hendriks
Managing Director
Global Value Web
Laboratory Informatics Strategy: The Benefit of
Reference Architectures & Data Standardisation
How to facilitate workflow automation to reduce
human error rate and save costs and enable the
scientists to focus on the interpretation
End of Summit

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Speakers Biographies
Laboratory Instrumentation & Informatics Summit
JENS-OLIVER KOOPMANN
Principal Bioinformatics Scientist
MedImmune UK
TAMIR HUBERMAN
VP Business Development
Computer Science & IT Director
Yissum Israel
JOHN WISE
Executive Director Business Development
Pistoia Alliance UK
MARK GONZALEZ
Technical Director
LabWare
John Wise MA is the Executive Director of the Pistoia Alliance
and is also the Programme Coordinator for the PRISME Forum.
Previously, John has held Informatics leadership roles in a vari-
ety of organizations including the University of London, Sandoz,
ICRF, Roche, Ipsen and Daiichi Sankyo. John has also worked
in the technology vendor domain of the industry. These roles
have allowed John to gain direct hands-on experience of deliver-
ing computer-based services to the discovery, non-clinical devel-
opment, clinical development and regulatory affairs domains of
the pharmaceutical industry. John has frequently presented at
conferences and has written articles for various journals. He is
committed to encouraging Pharma to get out of the IT business
and instead use expert, third-party, cost-effective, regulatory-
compliant, hosted information services.
Jens-Oliver Koopman,Ph.D is an experienced biotech scientist
with more than 25 years of professional experience. Since 2015
Mr. Koopman is working as a Principal Bioinformatics Scientist
at MedImmune UK. Jens-Oliver works in the Oncology group in
Cambridge (UK), Gaitherburg (US) as well as for AsraZeneca and
Spirogen. Mr. Koopman received his Ph.D. and performed his
postdoctoral stage at DKFZ in Heidelberg and afterwards worked
as a Senior Scientist at Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research.
Main areas of interest are in cancer research and novel bioinfor-
matics applications.
Tamir Huberman joined Yissum in 2004, he is VP Business De-
velopment in the field of computer science and is further respon-
sible for the technical infrastructure necessary to support Yis-
sum’s business processes and application systems. In addition,
he is also the IT Director at ITTN; the Israeli Technology Transfer
Organization, InnerEye and BriefCam. Prior to joining Yissum, Mr.
Huberman was the co-founder of Artigon, served as part of the
R&D team at Orgenics and as the Head of IP and R&D at MedisEl.
He holds an MSc. in structural biology and a BSc. in biology from
the Hebrew University, a diploma in computer & electronics and
has continued his MBA studies at the Hebrew University. He is
also a certified Trainer of NLP from ABNLP.
Mark Gonzalez is Technical Director for LabWare’s European op-
erations, and is also responsible for LabWare’s Nordic organisa-
tion. He has been involved in Laboratory Informatics for over 25
years. His first exposure to LIMS was as a Laboratory Technician
within the pharmaceutical industry, when he was selected to ad-
minister the system. After a couple of years as a LIMS Admin-
istrator, Mark moved over to the vendor side of LIMS, working
in a variety of jobs from Technical Representative to Software
Development Manager. In 1995, Mark joined LabWare, who were
looking to achieve in Europe the same success they had achieved
within the USA. Mark implemented the first installations of Lab-
Ware LIMS within Europe. Mark Gonzalez can be contacted at
gonzalez@labware.com.
JEREMY G. FREY
Professor of Physical Chemistry
University of Southhampton
Jeremy Frey obtained his DPhil on experimental and theoretical
aspects of van der Waals complexes in the Physical Chemistry
Labs, Oxford University under the supervision of Professor Brian
Howard, followed by a NATO/EPSRC fellowship at the Lawrence
Berkeley Laboratory and University of California, with Professor
Y. T. Lee. In 1984 he took up a lectureship at the University of
Southampton, where he is now Professor of Physical Chemistry.
His experimental research probes molecular organization in en-
vironments from single molecules in molecular beams to liquid
interfaces using laser spectroscopy from the IR to soft X-rays.
He investigates how e-Science infrastructure supports scientific
research with an emphasis on the way digital infrastructure can
enhance the intelligent creation, dissemination and analysis of
scientific data.
KEVIN TEBURI
Director of Informatics & IT
Astrazeneca UK
Kevin Teburi is presently the Director of Informatics and IT- iMed
Team Leader at Astrazeneca. Kevin is a leader with a blend of
biology,IS/IT and informatics management skills. This skillset is
complimented with in-depth and direct experience of both drug
hunting research projects and implementing Scientific Informat-
ics/IS/Information Technology within corporate settings. Kevin
Teburi has 17 years of experience in leadership and manage-
ment, and his carreer has had increasing responsibility and influ-
ence as a senior leader in IT. Currently Kevin is the Director of a
large team of specialists in information management and IT and
accountable for a diverse and dynamic portfolio of IT projects
and services.

6. 2
Speakers Biographies
Laboratory Instrumentation & Informatics Summit
NIKOLAI IVANOV
Manager Research Technologies
Philip Morris International, Switzerland
Experienced manager of multidisciplinary computational and ex-
perimental R&D teams. Specialization in setting up and day-to-
day operations of R&D computational and experimental facilities
that produce and analyze high quality high throughput systems
biology data under Quality Management Systems. Excellent skills
in communication, project management and budget planning.
Expert knowledge in strategy development for integration of
computational and experimental data in business environment.
RILEY DOYLE
CEO and Technical Lead
Desktop Genetics UK
As a biochemist turned software engineer, Riley recognized the
enormous untapped potential for software innovation in the life
sciences. An alum of Genentech, he brings ten years of labora-
tory-based genetic engineering experience to Desktop Genetics.
Riley is passionate about developing the next-generation of bio-
informatics tools that drive science forward. He holds a Bach-
elor’s of Engineering from Dartmouth College, a Bachelor’s of
Arts in Biochemistry from Colby College, and and an MPhil in
Bioscience Enterprise from the University of Cambridge.
MARIO RICHTER
Group Leader Operations
Rare reagent generation, laboratory automation
and sample logistics
AbbVie Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG
Mario Richter presently is the Group Leader DMPK-BA at the Bio-
analysis Department (Proteins) at AbbVie Laboratories in Lud-
wigshafen. Mario studied biochemistry at the Johann Wolfgang
Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main and had an internship at
the Harvard Medical School in Boston. After receiving his Ph.D.
at the Institute of Molecular Pathology Boehringer Ingelheim in
Vienna, M.Richter worked as a Lead Scientist at t2cure GmbH.
From 2010-2014 he was the Laboratory head DMPK-BA at the
Bioanalysis Department (Proteins) at AbbVie Laboratories in Lud-
wigshafen.
LOUIS HENDRIKS
Managing Director
Global Value Web
Louis Hendriks is Managing Director of Global Value Web (GVW).
Through his 20 plus years of experience in global business pro-
cess services, Louis brings to GVW a deep understanding of
partnering in global networks, delivering competitive value to
clients. Louis has in-depth experience in the Health/Life Sciences
industry. Through GVW, Louis is able to improve the quality of
various value chain data areas, including the Laboratory domain,
for its global customers. Thus helping multinationals to operate
global value chains more effectively and efficiently. Prior to start-
ing Global Value Web in 2006, Louis has driven many value chain
improvement and integrations for various global companies.
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