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Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Raminderpal Singh - AI Coding: A Practical Approach for Scientists

 Please join us for a joint BAGIM online event hosted by our friends at 20/15 Visioneers.

Date: September 17, 2026
Time: 10 am PT/1 pm ET/6 pm BT
Speaker: Raminderpal Singh

Title: AI Coding: A Practical Approach for Scientists to Take Control Back and Build Their Own Data Science Applications

Abstract: With the advent of consumer-facing Large Language Model applications (think ChatGPT and Claude), individuals now have cost-effective access to powerful thinking and processing tools. No need to be an expert in software coding or web scraping or IT, these apps have deep “world knowledge” that you can tap through simple conversation.

In this discussion, we walk through how to leverage the Claude.ai web app (specifically, the Opus model) to build data science applications. We cover key principles and steps in building these apps – including how to get the best out of the Opus model and avoid common pitfalls. To ground the discussion, we cover a real example of how the Compound Insights app has been built ([https://www.compoundinsights.dev/ ](https://www.compoundinsights.dev/)) using these principles.

Event Link: The zoom link is listed and viewable. Please note that you will need to additionally register to attend the event on the zoom page.

Bio: Dr Raminderpal Singh is Global Head of AI / GenAI practices at 20/15 Visioneers and n AI solution architect / entrepreneur enabling Scientific R&D organizations to move from AI‑curious to AI‑led — starting with life sciences, where he has spent the last 20 years building depth in the industry's priorities, risks, and resistance to change. I work through practical software, open‑source in‑silico workflows, and the organizational change needed to make it stick.

Please register for the event --HERE--

Zoom link --HERE--

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