14th International Symposium on DNA-encoded Chemical Libraries

DNA-Encoded Chemical Library (DEL) technology, first proposed by Professor Richard A. Lerner and Professor Sydney Brenner, is increasingly being applied in the pharmaceutical industry. It provides an efficient and universal platform for identifying novel lead compounds, thereby significantly advancing drug development and potentially revolutionizing the drug discovery paradigm. Due to its revolutionary innovative value, DEL technology has garnered deeper interest in the academic community and injected vibrant vitality for the future rapid development of this field. The first International Symposium on DNA-Encoded Chemical Libraries was initiated in 2006 by Professor Dario Neri and Professor Jörg Scheuermann, attracting active participation from a plethora of scientists and industry experts