Date:
05 February 2026
Language:
Location:
The event will be held in English.
Allmandring 31, 70174 Stuttgart, Germany
Dept. Biochemistry, Room UG 1.177
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Abstract:
The Systems Biology Seminar Series at the University of Stuttgart brings together leading researchers to present current advances in molecular systems' biology, computational modelling, cellular dynamics and emerging biotechnologies. Across the winter term, the series features experts from international academic institutions who share insights into cutting-edge methods and interdisciplinary research shaping the field. The program highlights topics ranging from signaling dynamics and evolutionary biology to transcriptomics and organoid modelling.
On 05 February 2026, wega will contribute to the seminar series with a presentation by Dr. Annika Hantusch, who will explore how FAIR data principles and digital lab strategies can unlock the full potential of laboratory information. Her talk will cover the following topics:
- Shared academic & industry challenge: Translating data into decisions
- What lab digitalization looks like in industry: Data management systems & Digital lab infrastructure
- Data FAIRification in practice: Business Analysis Approaches, Standards & Regulations
This session provides a unique opportunity for students, researchers, and professionals to gain insight into real-world digital transformation in the life sciences.
More details about the event can be found here.
For us on site:
Annika Hantusch
Dr. Annika Hantusch is a Life Science IT consultant at wega Informatik AG since 2024.
Annika has experience of ~7 years implementing laboratory software projects, mastering roles in business, IT and on vendor side. She has ~4 years of research experience, holds a Ph.D. in systems biology, and BSc and MSc in Life Science.
She is an expert in LIMS projects, excelling in business analysis, requirements elicitation, engineering, interface development, project coordination and stakeholder engagement.
She held leading roles in several projects with successfully orchestrated implementations, system releases and system selections in (bio-)pharmaceutical, research, and diagnostic laboratories.
