BioConnects New England Workforce Development Roundtable featuring:
Jared Auclair, Co-Chair BCNE & Dean at Northeastern University College of Professional Studies
This session will delve into the rapidly evolving landscape of biomanufacturing in 2026 in New England and beyond. As new technologies transform the life sciences, innovative training programs and regional partnerships are setting the pace for the future of biotech.
Agenda:
1. How generative AI and emerging technologies are reshaping biomanufacturing, from R&D to production
2. The role of regional partnerships and training programs in building a future-ready biotech workforce
3. Where new opportunities are emerging for lab technicians, analysts, and operators to leverage AI tools and drive better outcomes across the value chain.
AI is creating a meaningful opportunity for the workforce, not just in advanced technical roles, but for professionals across the ecosystem who are equipped to apply these tools in real-world settings.
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Olaris is a precision diagnostics company that is on a mission to revolutionize how diseases are diagnosed and treated. By leveraging their CEREBRO platform (Comprehensive Early Responsive Evaluation of Biomarkers Related to Outcomes), which combines metabolomics and machine learning, they are able to harness the power of the body’s own communication system to discover and develop their pipeline of myOLARIS precision diagnostics.
