
12 - 14 March 2025 | London, UK
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Join 1,000+ leaders from pharma, biotech, regulatory, and academic sectors for an unmatched opportunity to advance your knowledge and expand your network. With six programmes covering biologics, immunotherapy, vaccines, peptides, and more, you’ll gain crucial insights into the next wave of biomedicine.
Don’t miss 50 hours of content, 200 presentations, 12+ hours of networking, and exclusive social events like our Day 1 drinks reception hosted by The Antibody Society and Day 2 Science Museum Dinner. These are the moments designed to foster connections and accelerate your projects.
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Explore the NextGen Biomed 2025 Programme
Explore dynamic panels, engaging roundtables, and hands-on workshops designed to drive innovation and foster collaboration, including:
Panel Discussion: What Is The Next Game Changer In Antibody Engineering?
Moderator: Karen Silence, Head Preclinical Product Development, ArgenX
Panellists include Berit Olsen Krogh, Senior Research Fellow; and Lundbeck Andrew Buchanan, Principal Scientist, AstraZeneca
Roundtable: Regulatory Insights On Bringing A Peptide To Human Trials
Moderator: Paul Reid, Co-Founder & Chief Scientific Officer, Celtic Bio
Workshop: Development Of Targeted Delivery Systems
Two Presentations, followed by a Panel Discussion on 'The Next Chapter Of Oligonucleotide Delivery'
Moderator: Steve Hood, Senior Director, Oligonucleotide ADME Strategy, GSK
Panel Discussion: Navigating The Paradigm Shift Towards Greener Approaches
Moderator: Walter Cabri, Full Professor of Organic Chemistry, University of Bologna
Panellists include Daniel Sejer Pedersen, Chemical Development Specialist CMC API Development, Novo Nordisk;
Anna Maria Papini, Full Professor & Group Leader, University of Florence;
Louis Diorazio, Senior Principal Scientist, New Modalities, AstraZeneca;
Alessandra Tolomelli, Associate Professor, University of Bologna
Presentation: How The RNA Technologies Could Help To Prevent Infectious Diseases And Could Be Applied To Various Chronic Disease Immunotherapies?
Presented by: Daniel Larocque, Innovation Lead, Innovation and Emerging Science, Sanofi
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- *Complimentary passes are for Pharma and Biotech R&D professionals only (excludes solution providers and tech companies).