Future Proofing Life Sciences: How Green Chemistry Drives Sustainable Innovation

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December

  • 3PM London / 10AM New York
  • Free

Why attend?

As sustainability becomes a global mandate, life sciences companies face increasing pressure to replace traditional, resource-heavy processes with sustainable alternatives. This exclusive webinar is your gateway to mastering green chemistry, a shift that’s transforming industry standards and creating significant market advantages.

Why Attend?
Led by Biosynth’s experts in sustainability and green chemistry, this webinar delivers immediate, actionable insights on how to future proof your organization and outperform competitors by implementing green chemistry practices.

Key Takeaways:

  • Transformative Success Stories – Learn how leading companies are using green chemistry to enhance drug discovery, bioprocessing, and more.
  • Breakthrough Solutions – Discover practical innovations in solvent replacement, biocatalysis, and waste reduction that can lower costs and improve environmental compliance.
  • Strategic Implementation – Get expert guidance on overcoming challenges and scaling up sustainable practices.

Meet Your Speakers:

  • Dr. Jannis Kuepper, Head of Sustainability, Biosynth
  • Dr. Jan Modregger, Head of Biocatalysis, Biosynth
  • Dr. Sanne Verhoork, Lead Scientist, Biosynth

 

Don’t Wait—Secure Your Spot Today
Be a pioneer in sustainable innovation. Register now to gain the insights needed to lead in green chemistry, protect your organization’s future, and drive profitability. This session is essential for anyone looking to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving life sciences landscape.

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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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Jan Modregger
Jan Modregger, Head of Biocatalysis, Biosynth

Dr. Jan Modregger holds a PhD in Physiological Chemistry from the University of Cologne, Germany, and worked as a research associate at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at Yale University, New Haven. In 2010, Dr. Modregger received a fellowship for the executive MBA program of the Institute for Management, Salzburg and completed his MBA in 2013.

After serving EUCODIS Bioscience as Head of Research and Development and CEO for several years, Dr Modregger is currently leading the Biocatalysis teams of Biosynth, responsible for enzymes, biocatalysis and fermentation processes. In this role, he promotes the transformation of classical chemical processes into sustainable, enzyme-based processes using microbial systems and renewable resources within the organization and in customer projects.

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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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