Universities, colleges and companies commission workshops from us in computational biology, computational chemistry and AI in healthcare. Participants run the analyses themselves, on the same platforms we use in our own discovery programmes.
Computational biology and computational chemistry now depend on artificial intelligence and machine learning as much as on physics. Most institutions know it, and few have the time or the trained people to teach it well. That gap is what our workshops are for.
We are a working discovery company, so the content comes from live practice, not from a textbook. Participants see how a sequence becomes a target, how a target becomes a docked molecule, and how a machine learning model is checked before anyone trusts it. They do the steps themselves, on real software, with an instructor beside them. Every programme is set to its audience, and we agree the level and the examples with you before we arrive.
Choose one, or combine them. Topics within a track are selected to match the level and the time available.
For groups who work with molecules and want to move from textbook ideas to running a real screening workflow.
For groups who work with sequences, genomes and expression data and want to analyse them end to end.
For clinicians, researchers and teams who need to understand where AI helps in health and where it needs care.
A focused lecture with discussion, suited to a department, a conference session or a leadership audience.
A morning of concepts and an afternoon at the keyboard. Participants run an analysis themselves and leave with their own results.
The full arc from preparation to interpretation, with supervised practice and time for participants to bring their own problem.
Built for teachers who will pass the material on, with attention to curriculum, datasets and assessment.
A programme set to your team, your data types and your level, run on site, online or in a mix of both.
How workshops are quoted. Workshops are quoted per programme, based on format, duration and group size. Academic rates apply to universities and colleges, and we can work to a fixed departmental budget. Tell us what it is.
Participants at their own workstations, running the analyses with an instructor beside them.
Who is attending, what they already know, how many, and what you want them to be able to do afterwards.
A written agenda with level, duration, prerequisites, system needs and the instructors who will run it.
Datasets, exercises and access to the platforms are set up and tested before the first session.
Teaching and supervised practice, with instructors on the floor so every participant gets one to one help.
Certificates of participation, a resource pack, and feedback that goes into the next programme.
Levels. Introductory sessions assume no programming. Intermediate and advanced programmes assume some familiarity with the subject, and we confirm the level with you when we scope the agenda.
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Hands on programmes run with partner institutions across Pune, Bengaluru, Nagpur and Chennai. Seminars, talks and conferences are listed with photographs on the Events and News page.
| Programme | Host | Date |
|---|---|---|
| SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai | 6 September 2026 | |
| One day hands on workshop on AI assisted drug discovery | RGITBT, Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune | 28 February 2026 |
| Ramaiah University, Bengaluru | 6 and 7 August 2025 | |
| Three day hands on workshop on AI assisted drug discovery | RGITBT, Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune | 29 to 31 July 2025 |
| Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur | 11 and 12 July 2025 |
A few details are enough to begin. We will reply with questions or a draft agenda.
Tell us your preferred dates and we will confirm availability within two working days.
