5th Allogeneic Cell Therapies Summit
22
May
-
25
May
2023
When
Boston

USA
Where

The 5th Annual Allogeneic Cell Therapies Summit is set to take place in Boston this May, with a focus on transforming the safety and durability of universal cell therapies. The summit will showcase the shift towards allogeneic platforms, which offer greater potential to achieve an off-the-shelf, universal, and effective cell therapy. This shift is expected to reduce production costs and increase accessibility for patients.

As the leading industry-focused meeting, the summit will bring together over 50 speakers and 300 attendees for a jam-packed agenda consisting of 4 tracks, 6 workshops, a new focus day, and more than 60 hours of content. The discussions and presentations will aim to accelerate the safety, durability, and clinical translation of off-the-shelf therapies, with the ultimate goal of delivering affordable and accessible treatments to patients in need worldwide.

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22 - 25 May 2023
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Industry Experts and Thought Leaders

Chief Scientific Officer
VP of Technical Operations
Founder and Principle Consultant
Sr. Director, Cell Therapy Capability, Biologics Development
VP of Research and Development
Venture Partner
Chief Scientific Officer
Sales Manager
Board Member
Preseident & CEO
Affiliate Investigator

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