Dr. Emmanuel Gustin obtained a PhD in experimental physics in 1995 and started working in the pharmaceutical industry after he joined Johnson & Johnson in 2000. There he took up roles in data analysis, image analysis, drug discovery technology development, and information management. He has been active in the field of high-content imaging since 2006, with a focus on maximizing data extraction from images and turning it into actionable information for drug discovery teams. Currently, he is a Principal Scientist in the Discovery Technologies & Molecular Pharmacology team, which operates one of the world’s most powerful high-content imaging platforms. His responsibilities include supporting projects in Janssen’s therapeutic areas, developing algorithmic solutions, and guiding platform development. He is based in Beerse, Belgium.
Anna Bracha is a Data Scientist III at Ardigen. She graduated in Automation Control and Robotics from AGH with a specialization in Intelligent Control Systems. At Ardigen for nearly 3.5 years, she has worked on various projects spanning Data Science and machine learning engineering. Anna's multifaceted experience has equipped her with a unique perspective, allowing her to effectively tackle challenges and drive innovation in her projects. Working on different kinds of problems, she has gained deep insight into leveraging most out of high-content images and Cell Profiler features. Anna’s domain knowledge allows her to apply novel machine learning techniques within the biomedical imaging field.
Magdalena is a seasoned biotechnologist with over two decades of experience in cell biology, assay development, and high-content screening. With a strong background in cell-based phenotypic screening, she has worked on a wide range of projects across various therapeutic areas, such as oncology, neurodegenerative disorders, and infectious diseases. Throughout her career, Magdalena has collaborated with professionals from diverse fields, including chemists, in-vivo biologists, and computational scientists. As a high-throughput microscopy enthusiast, she has been responsible for establishing and managing high-content screening platforms, overseeing all aspects of high-content activities, including education and training. Currently, Magdalena serves as the Lead Molecular Biologist at Ardigen. In this role, she focuses on delivering biologically relevant results to clients through close collaboration with data scientists and manages scientific collaborations to ensure effective teamwork and successful project outcomes.
