
Episode: 78 - Shamit Shrivastava on an Interdisciplinary Approach to Antibody Biophysics and Developability
From The Chain: Protein Engineering Podcast by Cambridge Healthtech Institute
October 14, 2025 · 34 min · Season 2 · Episode 78
About this episode
Shamit Shrivastava discusses his innovative approach to assessing the developability of complex antibody formats in drug development.
As drug development pushes into more complex antibody formats, the big question is: how do you really assess developability? In this episode, host Nimish Gera speaks with Shamit Shrivastava, Ph.D., founder and CEO of Apoha, to dive into Liquid Brain, his interdisciplinary innovation that’s changing the way researchers tackle developability of challenging antibody-based drugs. Shamit breaks down what makes Liquid Brain different from traditional developability methods, reveals how it’s unlocki...
People in this episode
Host: Nimish Gera
Guest: Shamit Shrivastava
Topics covered
- antibody biophysics
- drug development
- developability assessment
- interdisciplinary innovation
- Liquid Brain
Keywords
- antibody
- biophysics
- developability
- Liquid Brain
- drug development
- innovation
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Apoha
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