JMP Discovery Summit in Berlin has wrapped up, and what an amazing event it was! If you missed out, don't worry – you can still catch a glimpse of the excitement. We've got photos, winning papers, and plenary recordings all ready for you to explore!
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Watch Day 1 Plenary recording on on-demand
The opening plenary, given by Julian Parris (@jules), John Sall (@John_Sall), Valerie Nedbal (@Valerie_Nedbal), Sarah Gilyard (@SarahGilyard), and Kristen Slappey (@kristen-slappey), is now available to watch on-demand.
Watch Scaling Innovation: Integrating Data Science Into Engineering Workflows now!
Top-voted Papers from Discovery Europe
Behind the scenes and on the stage!
The JMPer looks on while colleagues fine tune and rehearse their remarks.
This duo makes production look easy, until you witness the many hours and days they devote to being fully prepared.
Attendees come to Discovery Summit with JMP in view, just like the team capturing video of the event.
The welcome team greets attendees and answers their questions about what to look forward to during the conference.
Julian (Jules) Parris walks the stage in preparation for the opening keynote. She led the session that featured John Sall and others.
The Berlin Ballroom is set for insights and discovery.
Kristen Slappey spoke at the opening plenary with John Sall, Julian Parris, Sarah Gilyard, and Valerie Nedbal. The topic: Scaling Innovation.
Novonesis' Marianne Toft takes a quiet moment to contemplate her notes during a rehearsal for the Analytic Advocates plenary session.
John Sall watches a rehearsal in the plenary ballroom.
The best conversations sometimes happen over a great meal. Attendees gathered for dinner and discussion at Cafe am Neuen See.
The second day of Discovery Summit Europe brought the Analytic Advocates session led by Meg Hermes. Here she interviews Kristian Bertelsen of Arla Foods.
Gwenola Ninon, Fujifilm Diosynth, was one of the users interviewed by Meg Hermes during the Analytic Advocates session. This is Gwen during rehearsal.
The second day brought everyone together in the plenary room before sending attendees to pick between paper sessions.
It's been said the trains run on time in Germany. It has also been said that sessions start on time at Discovery Summits, thanks to Amy Bullock and the time-keeping chimes. Here she has some assistance from JMPer Florian Vogt.
On Thursday morning, Johann-Christoph Dettmann takes questions at the end of his paper presentation: Leveraging JMP for QbD-Driven Lentiviral Vector Process Development.
After giving a paper with Annie Dudley, Aurora Tiffany-Davis answers an attendee's question in front of the screen. The topic was control-chart triage.
The Thursday morning poster session was well attended and illuminating for all.
Alexander Verbeek closes the conference by telling attendees they inspire him. “You are solving problems. You are working together. You are giving hope to the future,” he said.
Jeff Perkinson and Jon Weisz close the conference with a message to keep learning and stay connected.
"We hope conferences like Discovery help give you the energy to move along the path of analytic excellence," says Jon Weisz in the conference close. "No matter where your organization is on the analytic excellence journey, JMP is here to partner with you and support your journey."
Product Marketing's Sara Doudt shows John Sall the results of the interactive data wall.
Attendees take a selfie during the dinner mingle that transformed a hotel ball room into a beer garden complete with traditional German food and beverage. All left the Berlin-based Discovery Summit Europe with full brains and full bellies.
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