Precision Medicine West 2027
Hilton San Diego Bayfront, CA
Breaking Down Silos. Connecting Expertise. Accelerating Patient Impact.
The Biomarkers & CDx program covers the path from biomarker discovery and validation to companion diagnostics that reach patients. It is for translational and clinical biomarker leads, CDx developers, and regulatory and market access teams.
Session Themes
Which biomarkers will reach patients, and what will it take to get them approved and paid for? Sessions follow the biomarker from early evidence to clinical use, alongside the diagnostics, data and regulatory decisions it depends on. Session themes include:
Biomarkers in Translational & Clinical Development
How biomarkers are identified, validated and applied to guide patient stratification, treatment selection and personalized therapeutic strategies.
Tools & Technologies for Biomarker Analysis
How liquid biopsies, genomic tools and other emerging technologies are improving biomarker detection, analysis and interpretation.
Biomarkers for Clinical Trials & Personalized Patient Treatment
Using biomarkers to design better trials, stratify patients and predict treatment response.
Companion Diagnostics & Regulations
How companion diagnostics are developed, validated and regulated to support targeted therapies.
Featured Sessions
IVDR Regulations & Their Impact (panel) · AI-Enabled Clinical Trial Innovation: From Biomarker Data to Decisions (panel) · Proteomic Innovations to Drive Discovery · The Future of Liquid Biopsy: Emerging Technologies, Clinical Translation & Cross-Sector Collaboration
Biomarkers & CDx in San Diego
Building on a decade-long legacy of Biomarkers in San Diego, the Biomarkers & CDx program at Precision Medicine West brings established biotech and pharma expertise together with technology-led innovation from California's tech hubs, including the Bay Area and Silicon Valley.

What's changed this year
Between October 2025 and October 2026, biomarker research advanced in five areas: AI-driven discovery, liquid biopsies for cancer detection and monitoring, multi-omics integration, non-invasive testing and stronger clinical validation. Blood-based biomarkers are opening the way to earlier diagnosis and ongoing monitoring. The challenge now is reproducibility, standardization and showing clinical benefit before routine use.
Who should attend
Translational and clinical biomarker leads
CDx developers
Regulatory and market access teams
Diagnostics companies
Clinicians
Clinical trial experts
Biomarker analysis teams

Featured Speakers from Biomarkers & Companion Diagnostics US 2026
2027 Program by numbers
25+
Speakers
31+
Sessions
31+
Hours of content
How it connects
Biomarkers & CDx focuses on clinical translation and treatment-linked diagnostic testing. It works hand in hand with the other three programs: new biomarker candidates from omics, pathology and data science need validated tests before they can inform clinical decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which biomarkers will reach patients, and what will it take?
How are IVDR regulations shaping precision medicine?
Which technologies will have the biggest impact on biomarker analysis?
Who should attend the Biomarkers & CDx program?
Translational and clinical biomarker leads, CDx developers, regulatory and market access teams, diagnostics companies, clinicians, clinical trial experts and biomarker analysis teams.
When and where is the Biomarkers & CDx program at Precision Medicine West?
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Spatial Multi-Omics 2026 Agenda at a Glance
DAY ONE
Track 2: Emerging Multi-Omics Platforms and Applications: Genomics & Transcriptomics
Track 3: Spatial Biology for Therapeutic Discovery & Development (Oncology & Immunology)
DAY TWO
Track 1: Emerging Multi-Omics Platforms and Applications: Proteomics, Epigenomics & MetabolomicsTrack 2: Spatial Biology for Therapeutic Discovery & Development
