13 April, 2026

Booth #212, San Diego, CA, US

Drug Discovery Chemistry 2026

Let’s meet at Booth #212

Drug Discovery Chemistry 2026

April 13–16, 2026 | San Diego, CA, USA

Drug Discovery Chemistry takes place in San Diego and brings together researchers focused on small molecule discovery. The meeting covers discovery chemistry, structural biology, screening approaches, and computational methods used across early research. Sessions span target classes, new modalities, hit identification, and design strategies that support lead discovery.

Meet the Sygnature Team

At Drug Discovery Chemistry 2026, we’ll contribute to conversations on modern small‑molecule discovery, including AI‑enabled design, targeted protein degradation, and approaches to challenging targets. Drawing on experience across medicinal chemistry, computational approaches, biology, and DMPK, we’ll share practical perspectives from integrated drug discovery programs to support clear, data‑led decisions as projects progress toward preclinical candidate selection.

If you would like to arrange a meeting with Allan Jordan, Hunter Shaw, René Coulombe or Romain Laporte, we are happy to schedule a time during the conference.

Allan Jordan – Vice President, Oncology Drug Discovery

Hunter Shaw – Associate Director, Business Development

René Coulombe – Senior Director, Protein Science & Structural Biology

Romain Laporte – Marketing & Events Manager, Business Development

Luncheon Presentation

Decisions, decisions: Faster discovery through Direct-to-Biology and beyond…
Presenter: Allan Jordan
Date and time: April 14th, 2026, 12:25pm

Poster Presentations

Poster #112: A structural platform for Molecular Glues and PROTACs discovery: SPR fragment screening and crystallography hit
validation with CRBNmidi

René Coulombe

Poster #113: LRRK2 Degrader Discovery: A High Throughput Direct-to-Biology Screening Platform
Allan Jordan

Poster #114: Through Hit Synergy and Beyond! Integrating Hit Finding and Direct-to-Biology to Shorten Time to Development Candidate
Allan Jordan

Poster #115: Why early process chemistry matters?
Romain Laporte

Additional Resources

  • STORM Therapeutics: From Lead to Pre‑Candidate Nomination in 18 Months
    This case study outlines how our teams worked alongside STORM Therapeutics to advance a complex DHX9 inhibitor program through a connected chemistry‑biology approach. A fully integrated discovery plan, rapid iteration, and diverse hit‑finding strategies supported the program’s progression from lead to pre‑candidate nomination in 18 months, ahead of typical industry timelines.

Related Solutions

Therapeutic Areas
Hit Identification
3D molecular visualization representing diverse therapeutic modalities in drug discovery, including PROTACs, molecular glues, peptides, and RNA-targeting therapies.
DMPK
Chemistry
Antibody Drug Conjugates
D structural models of biomolecules, representing structural biology techniques for drug design, epitope mapping, and fragment screening
3D molecular structure visualization used in computer aided drug design, representing structure-based and ligand-based approached for predictive modelling in drug discovery.