Feature|Videos|August 5, 2026
Meet the Panelists for the Next-Generation Bioconjugation Panel
Key Takeaways
- Meet the panel of bioconjugate analytical experts.
- Gain insight into each of the panelists' backgrounds and expertise.
Bioconjugate analytical experts set up for a discussion on next-generation antibody drug conjugate (ADC) characterization.
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Sponsored by Waters Corporation
Colette Quinn, Senior Director and Portfolio Owner at Waters Corporation, frames the growing complexity of the bioconjugate landscape, from antibody-drug conjugates to antibody-oligonucleotide conjugates and bioconjugate vaccines. She introduces the panel of subject matter experts joining the discussion: Deanna Hunt, Senior Director of Business Development at KBI Biopharma, Lance Cadang, a scientist in Genentech’s Synthetic Molecule Analytical Chemistry division and Zhengqi Zhang, Associate Principal Scientist at Merck & Co.
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