Webinar - Managing Multiple Collaborators with iTraX

ABOUT THE EVENT

Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2026 3–3:45pm EDT
Event Location: Virtual

Modern drug discovery relies increasingly on diverse networks of external partners, yet managing multiple collaborators on a single project can introduce massive hurdles in data silos, tracking, and intellectual property control.

Join us for an insightful webinar where Elixir’s Head of Customer Projects, Alex Bardsley, and Senior Application Scientist, Mari Goldsmith will walk through a discovery project from the viewpoint of both the chemistry project leader and the external collaborator. You’ll see how iTraX gives real-time visibility into new designs, priorities, and progress, streamlining workflows and improving efficiencies.

Who should attend?

Discovery Chemistry Leaders, Medicinal Chemists, Project Managers, CROs and R&D teams working with multiple external chemistry partners

*A recording of the session will be sent out to all registrants.

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