Events for Researchers

Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM)
May 22-23, 2017
Washington, DC
www.alliancerm.org
The Cell & Gene Exchange brings together leaders from patient advocacy groups, industry, academia and government to network, exchange ideas and explore partnership opportunities. The goal is facilitating conversations among patient groups and key stakeholders to advancing potentially curative therapies for life-threatening diseases.

Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM)
May 17-19, 2017
Business Design Centre-London
www.terrapinn.com
In May 2017 the newly named World Advanced Therapies & Regenerative Medicine Congress, will bring together 800+ attendees and explore the rapidly developing world of ATMPs (Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products). From clinical translation to commercialization this congress will bring you the most exciting case studies and new data for stem cells, gene therapy, TCRs and gene editing. Experts in every area will help you tackle the process and regulatory hurdles of developing all new therapeutic formats all the way through manufacture and into the clinic.

International Society for Cellular Therapy

May 3-6, 2017
ExCel London-London, UK
www.isct2017.com
The meeting will feature cutting edge developments in cell therapy, including advances in areas of basic and translational research. It will also illustrate the variety and breadth in the field of cell therapy and include sessions on cancer immunotherapy, T-cell immunotherapies, immunotherapies for viral diseases and non-malignant disorders, gene editing and regenerative medicine, including tissue repair and engineering.

Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM)
April 27, 2017
Boston, MA
www.alliancerm.org
Save the date for ARM’s 5th Annual Cell & Gene Therapy Investor Day – this year taking place in Boston! As the only financing event organized specifically for the advanced therapies sector, this conference provides institutional, strategic and venture investors a unique opportunity to gain insight into over 30 top companies in the space.

Global Technologies Community (GTC)
April 5-7, 2017
Boston, MA
www.gtcbio.com
The Stem Cell Summit provides information on cutting-edge developments in all areas of stem cell research from bench to bedside, including the biology, medicine, applications, regulations, product development, and the commercialization of stem cells. This summit comprises of presentations, panels and round-table discussions to highlight pre-clinical and clinical studies in regenerative medicine, immunotherapy, stem cell reprogramming, cell therapy in diabetes, regulatory policies regarding stem cell research, manufacturing and other relevant topics.

Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM)
March 22, 2017
Barcelona, Spain
www.alliancerm.org
The Advanced Therapies Summit is a gathering of top executives and clinical researchers from across Europe and the U.S. This year’s program will feature roundtable discussions and networking opportunities.

Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM)
March 20, 2017
Barcelona, Spain
www.alliancerm.org
BIO-Europe Spring is the springtime counterpart to EBD Group’s flagship conference, BIO-Europe, and continues the tradition of providing life science companies with high caliber partnering opportunities. Featuring EBD Group’s sophisticated, web-based partnering system, partneringONE, the event enables delegates to efficiently identify, meet and get partnerships started with companies across the life science value chain, from large biotech and pharma companies to financiers and innovative startups.

Regenerative Medicine Workshop
March 1-4, 2017
Harbor Town Clubhouse-Hilton Head Island, SC
www.regenerativemedicineworkshop.com
The 2017 meeting has a powerhouse line-up of speakers in a breadth of topics in the regenerative medicine field.

Leibniz Institute on Aging (FLI)
February 13-15, 2017
Renaissance Tuscany-Il Ciocco Lucca, Italy
www.leibniz-fli.de
In order to discuss future translational approaches for cancer prevention, the Leibniz Institute on Aging (FLI) organizes a satellite symposium as kick-off for a seminar series on stem cell and cancer research. Therefore, from February 13 to 15, 2017, leading researchers will discuss new concepts and possible collaboration projects in Lucca/Italy, followed by seminars which will take place in Jena/Germany during the course of this year.

Leibniz Institute on Aging (FLI) / K. Lenhard Rudolph
February 12-17, 2017
Renaissance Tuscany-Il Ciocco Lucca, Italy
www.grc.org
The goal of this conference is to provide world-leading scientists and exceptional early career scientists, post-docs and Ph.D. students in the research community with diverse backgrounds the chance to maximize and facilitate state of art scientific discussion. A fantastic lineup of 30 speakers has been already confirmed to present unpublished research and participate in open discussions. This meeting will also include a focus on the role of stem cell aging in cancer, thus being a great benefit for the participants’ research and future collaborative works.