- Be among the first to experience the launch of our newest biophysical characterization solution.
- Discover the latest applications of MicroCal technologies for biomolecular interaction and stability analysis.
- Learn how WAVEsystem delivers high-quality, label-free kinetic and affinity measurements.
- Explore practical solutions to analytical challenges through real-world scientific case studies.
- Exchange ideas and network with Malvern Panalytical experts and fellow researchers working across the biopharma industry.
- Drug discovery scientists
- Biophysical characterization specialists
- Protein and antibody researchers
- Formulation and analytical scientists
- Biopharmaceutical and biotechnology R&D teams
- Academic researchers working in biologics and nanoparticle characterization
Biopharma Discovery Forum (UK)
October 22nd 2026 | Imperial College London, White City Campus
Advancing biophysical characterization for biologics discovery
The 4th Annual Biopharma Discovery Forum brings together scientists, researchers and industry experts for a day dedicated to the latest advances in biophysical characterization. Hosted at Imperial College London, this year's forum will explore how innovative analytical technologies are helping researchers gain deeper insights into biomolecular interactions, stability and formulation challenges to accelerate biologics discovery and development. Alongside scientific presentations, practical application talks and opportunities to network with peers, attendees will be among the first to experience the unveiling of the Zetasizer Core - the first high-throughput microwell plate reader with built-in Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS), Static Light Scattering (SLS), and Intrinsic Differential Scanning Fluorimetry (DSF). Whether you're looking to solve complex analytical challenges, discover new approaches or stay ahead of the latest developments, this forum offers practical insight you can take back to your laboratory.
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Who Should Attend?
This forum is designed for scientists involved in biologics discovery, development and characterization, including:
