2. Conference Day, 03. September 2025

9:10 - 9:20 Opening by Chair Jessica Cordes, Interim Head of Clinical Operations, Clinical Excellence


9:20 - 9:50 GenAI Meets RWD: Building a Multi-Agent GenAI Platform for RWD/RWE & Insight

Abhishek Choudhary - Principal Data Engineer, Bayer

-Bayer’s modular, multi-agent GenAI platform for extracting insights from Real-World Data (RWD) and Real-World Evidence (RWE).

-How specialized agents handle data curation, harmonization, and evidence generation across complex healthcare datasets.

-Governance, scalability, and compliance considerations for deploying GenAI in regulated pharma environments.

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Abhishek Choudhary

Principal Data Engineer
Bayer

9:50 - 10:20 Before GenAI, Get Your Data Right: Why FAIR Data Matters

Selena Baset - Senior Information Architect, Roche
  • The GenAI Promise: How AI is expected to transform clinical trials—faster decision-making, better predictions, and improved efficiency. 
  • The Risk of Bad Data: Without structured, high-quality, and governed data, Gen AI models risk hallucinations, bias, and unreliable outputs. 
  • FAIR Data as a Prerequisite: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) data principles lay the foundation for effective and trustworthy Gen AI. FAIR and Gen AI are not competing forces; they enhance each other. FAIR data enables AI to generate meaningful, actionable insights. 
  • The Roadmap Forward: Steps pharma organizations can take to ensure data governance and AI readiness for clinical trials. 
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Selena Baset

Senior Information Architect
Roche

10:20 - 10:50 Coffee Break & Networking

-Data quality and integrity: Establish rigorous processes for data collection, review, and cleansing. High-quality data is essential for training reliable AI models.

-Data integration and management: Working with various data types, including chemical data, biological data, clinical outcomes, patient records, and realworld evidence. Integrate these data sources and establish effective data management systems and practices.

-Human-machine interaction: Preparing your organization for the integrated use of AI through data and AI competency programs, continuing education, and change management.

-Legal and ethical considerations: Understanding AI law. Ethical implications of AI, including bias in AI models and the impact of AI decisions in clinical settings.

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Abhishek Choudhary

Principal Data Engineer
Bayer

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Selena Baset

Senior Information Architect
Roche

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Dimitri Metzger

Digital, Data & IT Business Partner for Development & Medical Units & AI
Merck

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Jessica Cordes

INTERIM HEAD OF CLINICAL OPERATIONS
Clinical Excellence GmbH

11:20 - 11:50 In-House Generative AI Implementation: Practical Insights from a Mid-Sized Pharma Company

Dr. Joachim Hagel - Medical AI Engineer, InfectoPharm Arzneimittel Und Consilium GmbH
  • How to implement generative AI effectively and sustainably to improve efficiency and quality.
  • Practical insights from an internal AI initiative – from pilot projects to strategic decisions and productive use.
  • Key success factors: agile implementation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and structured change management.
  • Opportunities, pitfalls, and proven solutions – what makes generative AI truly successful in practice.
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Dr. Joachim Hagel

Medical AI Engineer
InfectoPharm Arzneimittel Und Consilium GmbH

  • Why use AI for quality management?
  • Regulatory thresholds
  • Bridging the gap between technology and domain experts
  • Quality of the future


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Dr. Colin Lischik

Head of GQDT Lab Automate
Boehringer Ingelheim Corporate Center GmbH

12:20 - 13:50 Lunch Break and Networking

13:50 - 14:20 Target discovery using GenAI, knowledge graphs and literature

Nikola Milosevic - Science Fellow, Bayer AG

-We have developed systems based on GenAI to rank and explain targets

-The system is based on literature, clinical trial documents, and knowledge graph

-Current state-of-the-art LLMs are able to analyze multi-modal data and provide comprehensive evaluation of the targets

-Pipeline can produce in few hours comprehensive summary of possible targets for a disease

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Nikola Milosevic

Science Fellow
Bayer AG

14:20 - 14:50 AI in Proteomics: Transforming Clinical Research through Multi-Omics Data Integration• Recent advanced in biomarker discovery using multi-omics data and AI

Ornella Cominetti - Senior Omics Data Specialist, Nestlé

-Important role of biobanks and recent large proteomic studies/cohorts

-AI versus standard statistical models in the context of omics data analysis

-Examples in metabolic health, cancer, brain health, and infectious diseases

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Ornella Cominetti

Senior Omics Data Specialist
Nestlé

14:50 - 15:20 Machine Learning in Early Drug Discovery – How Bayer Uses Deep Learning to Explore Drug Candidates Simultaneously in Phenotypic, Chemical, and Transcriptional Spaces

Matthias Orlowski - principal machine learning engineer, Bayer Vital GmbH
  • How Bayer Creates Large-Scale Cell-Painting Assays
  • How to Use Machine Learning to Embed Microscopy Images for Phenotypic Profiling
  • Machine Learning Models for Embedding Chemical Structures
  • Multimodal Data Analysis
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Matthias Orlowski

principal machine learning engineer
Bayer Vital GmbH

15:20 - 15:20 End of the Conference