06/02/2026
Richard Izrael, PhD, Head of Lab, is at SLAS this week.
At Turbine, we use a lab-in-the-loop approach to virtualize biological experiments, creating virtual copies of wet-lab assays. We do this by:
👉 using agentic approaches to design assay protocols that form a reliable foundation for virtual assays
👉 running simulations to identify synergistic payload combinations before committing to physical experiments
👉 predicting outcomes with high confidence to make data generation faster and more efficient
The result: researchers can explore far more ideas at computational speed, while staying grounded in real experimental biology
If you’d like to dig into the details, reach out to us here on LinkedIn or catch Richard at the Networking Power Hour on Monday.