Life Chemicals to Exhibit at the 10th RSC-BMCS Fragment-based Drug Discovery Meeting

August 20, 2026

Life Chemicals is pleased to announce its participation as an exhibitor at the 10th RSC-BMCS Fragment-based Drug Discovery (FBDD) Meeting, taking place on 14–16 September 2026 at Churchill College, Cambridge.

The meeting brings together researchers working across fragment-based drug discovery, fragment screening, medicinal chemistry and structure-based drug design, with a strong focus on case studies that demonstrate the progression of fragment hits into advanced preclinical and clinical programs.

Specialized Fragment Libraries for FBDD

Life Chemicals offers a broad portfolio of Fragment Libraries designed to support different stages and strategies of fragment-based drug discovery. Our collection includes:

  • Advanced and low-molecular-weight fragment libraries
  • Solubility- and diversity-focused fragment libraries
  • Fsp³-enriched and 3D-shaped fragment libraries
  • Covalent and specific covalent inhibitor fragment libraries
  • PPI and natural product-like fragment libraries
  • Fluorine and brominated fragment libraries
  • Chelator and ADMET-like fragment libraries
  • DSI-poised and FBDD-oriented fragment collections
  • Fluorine fragment cocktails and other specialized formats

These collections provide access to chemically diverse, medicinal chemistry-relevant fragments for hit identification, fragment screening, hit expansion and subsequent lead optimization.

Our representative, Dr. Anna Zaitseva, is looking forward to meeting the event delegates and presenting our approach to fragment library design, screening strategies, medicinal chemistry support and custom solutions for FBDD projects.

Life Chemicals kindly invites participants to its Booth #14! Please, contact Dr. Anna Zaitseva to arrange a meeting at the Fragments 2026.

Contact information:

Anna Zaitseva, PhD
Director of Business Development
Life Chemicals Europe GmbH
Anna.Zaitseva@lifechemicals.com
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