Beyond Compliance: Green Chemistry is Life Science's Cutting Edge

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December

  • 3PM London / 10AM New York
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Why attend?

The life science industry stands at a crossroads. Traditional manufacturing processes, often reliant on hazardous reagents and

energy-intensive procedures, are increasingly unsustainable. Mounting regulatory scrutiny, coupled with growing consumer demand for eco-conscious products, necessitates a paradigm shift. Companies clinging to outdated practices risk not only environmental harm but also financial penalties, reputational damage, and a loss of market share.

Join us for an in-depth webinar led by Biosynth champions in green chemistry implementation. Gain firsthand insights into the challenges and triumphs of transitioning to sustainable practices. Discover how leading life science companies are successfully integrating green chemistry principles into drug discovery, bioprocessing, and beyond. This is your opportunity to learn about cutting-edge solutions for solvent replacement, biocatalysis, and waste reduction, arming you with the tools to navigate the complexities of scaling up these innovations.

Green chemistry is no longer a choice but a strategic imperative. Ensure your organization’s longevity and prosperity in an evolving landscape. Register now to secure your place in this transformative webinar and equip yourself with the knowledge to drive sustainable practices within your own operations.

Speakers and Learning Opportunities: Join us for an exclusive webinar featuring Dr Jannis Kuepper, Biosynth’s Head of Sustainability; Dr Peter Timmerman, Head of Peptide Science; Gabriel Schafer, Director of Chemistry; and Philip Noone, Biosynth’s Chief Commercial Officer. In this engaging session, you will:

  1. Gain insights into the need for green chemistry initiatives from a leading life science company.
  2. Examples of implementation from drug discovery, bioprocessing, and other sectors.
  3. Uncover innovative solutions for solvent replacement, biocatalysis, route optimization, and waste reduction.
  4. Develop strategies for overcoming challenges and scaling up green chemistry solutions.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving pharmaceutical landscape. Register now for our webinar and embark on a journey towards a greener, more profitable future. Secure your spot today and become a champion of sustainable innovation in your organization.

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Jannis Kuepper
Head of Sustainability, Biosynth

Jannis Kuepper, PhD., is a sustainability advocate committed to a greener future. He pursued studies in Bio-Chemical Engineering and Applied Microbiology, focusing on eco-friendly alternatives. As Head of Sustainability at Biosynth, he leads initiatives to minimize environmental impact, including obtaining EcoVadis ratings and ensuring high standards of conduct. Future goals include global EcoVadis certification, ISO 14001 accreditation, reduced emissions, and net-zero operations. Kuepper embraces green chemistry and eco-friendly practices, dedicated to a sustainable future.

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Philip Noone
Chief Commercial Officer, Biosynth

Philip Noone is a seasoned biotechnology executive with over 30 years of experience in the medical diagnostics sector. He specializes in sales, marketing, and innovation, with in-depth knowledge of the biologics market. Currently serving as Chief Commercial Officer at Biosynth, Philip has a proven track record of developing and marketing advanced solutions for infectious diseases and emerging health threats. He is adept at identifying innovative technologies to drive company growth.

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Peter Timmerman
Head of Peptide Science, Biosynth

Peter Timmerman, Head of Peptide Science at Biosynth, joined the group following the acquisition of Pepscan in 2022, where he had served as chief scientific officer since 2001.

He drives advancements in protein mimicry for peptide drug discovery programs. Timmerman is the inventor of CLIPS technology and previously held a chair as a Professor at the University of Amsterdam. He obtained his Chemistry degree from Vrije Universiteit (Amsterdam) and earned his PhD cum laude from the University of Twente. Timmerman has co-authored over 80 scientific papers and holds more than 10 patents.

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Sanne Verhook
Lead Peptide Scientist, Biosynth

Dr Sanne Verhoork is a Lead Scientist in Biosynth’s Peptide Division. After completing her degree in Bio-Pharmaceutical Sciences at Universiteit Leiden (NL) she pursued her PhD in peptide chemistry at Liverpool John Moores University (UK). During her PhD studies, being faced with the toxic chemicals used, as well as the quantity of waste being generated, an interest in sustainability and ‘greener’ alternatives was awakened. Since joining Pepscan in 2020, and subsequently Biosynth, she has played an active role in investigating and implementing ‘green’ chemistry within the Peptide Division.

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