Event
XVIII SDDN Meeting 2026
Alessandro Cinti
Head | Scientific Research Experts & BD Group Support
What does it take to turn biological discoveries into new therapeutic opportunities?
At the XVIII Spanish Drug Discovery Network (SDDN) Meeting, scientists and drug discovery experts gathered in Pamplona to discuss emerging research, innovative technologies, and approaches to addressing challenges in therapeutic discovery.
Among the speakers, Alessandro Cinti, Head of Scientific Research Experts & BD Group Support at Axxam, shared insights into the role of biology in shaping drug discovery strategies.
Scientific Talk | Alessandro Cinti
Harnessing Biology to Unlock New Paths in Drug Discovery
22 October 2026 | 5:45–6:00 PM
Biological complexity presents both challenges and opportunities in drug discovery. Understanding disease mechanisms, identifying relevant targets, and selecting appropriate experimental models are essential steps toward developing effective therapeutic strategies.
In his presentation, Alessandro explored how biological insights, combined with advanced technologies and experimental approaches, can help uncover new opportunities and guide early drug discovery efforts.
Connecting Biological Knowledge with Experimental Evidence
rom investigating disease mechanisms to identifying and characterizing promising compounds, each stage of drug discovery requires reliable biological evidence.
Axxam brings together expertise in target identification and validation, cellular assay development, high-throughput screening, and compound profiling to help researchers investigate complex biological systems and make informed decisions.
By integrating complementary technologies and scientific expertise, we support the development of tailored discovery strategies across a broad range of therapeutic areas.
Explore New Opportunities with Axxam
Are you investigating a challenging biological target or looking for new approaches to advance your drug discovery program?
Contact our scientific team to explore how we can support your research.