Webinar | Automation in a purification lab at AstraZeneca

Carolina is a chemical engineer and biotechnologist with a keen interest in data science. Since 2015, she’s been deeply involved in chromatography, getting better at developing analytical techniques for various uses. For the past four years, she’s been at AstraZeneca, working as a separation scientist where she focuses on preparative chromatography of small molecules, using both liquid and supercritical fluid chromatography methods.

Christoph holds a PhD in theoretical Chemistry and has transitioned to the field of chemoinformatics and modeling where he applies quantum chemistry, statistical analysis, and machine learning methods to chemical data within the pharmaceutical science domain. Over the past four years, he has been working in the Pharm Sci Data Science & Modelling group at AstraZeneca, developing cheminformatics and computational solutions aimed at streamlining chemistry workflows.

Katie is a Senior Research Scientist in the Analytical and Purification group at AstraZeneca Cambridge since 2018. She has a keen interest in data science and has a focus on developing software solutions to automate system suitability assessments and analytical to purification method selection. In the lab, Katie focuses on achiral SFC and RP purification of small molecules.