Lauren Turner, a key contributor to the development of EvoSelect®, will be representing Isomerase at the 2025 Machine Learning for Biocatalysis Workshop which is being held at the ETH Zürich main campus in Switzerland on the 18th March.
With the upcoming release of EvoSelect®, this workshop offers an excellent platform to highlight its protein engineering capabilities. Lauren will present a poster showcasing how EvoSelect® facilitated the generation of novel ketoreductases with enhanced thermal stability. Beyond improving stability, EvoSelect® also reduces enzyme production time, generates optimised variants with freedom to operate (FTO), and lowers screening costs. We look forward to meeting with scientists and industrial partners in the machine learning enzyme engineering space to share experiences and insights.
If you are attending the machine learning for biocatalysis workshop, please visit our poster and connect with Lauren to learn more about EvoSelect® and its capabilities.
To explore how EvoSelect® can be integrated into your enzyme development campaign and discover how we can support your project, please reach out to us at