Sessions
Development in Stem Cell Therapeutics and Regenerative Medicine
What are the Cell and Gene Therapies of the Future?
Development in Neurology and Ophthalmology
Development in Cell & Gene Therapy to Treat Rare and Difficult Indications
Development in Cell Therapy for Solid Tumours
Development for Non-Oncology Indications
Development in Allogeneic Cellular Therapies
Development in Stem Cell Therapeutics and Regenerative Medicine
11:00 Chairperson’s Opening
Paul Kosnik, Vice President, Clinical Development, Orgenesis
11:05 The Promise of Regenerative Medicine
- Has the promise of regenerative medicine been fulfilled?
- What are the challenges of repairing damaged organs and tissues?
- How do we design optimal regenerative medicine products?
Ian McNiece, Chief Executive Officer, Biocardia
11:20 STOP AND RETHINK! Don’t Settle with a Narrow Cell Viability Window; Take Back Stability Control of Your Cell Therapy
- How to improve viability of a range of different cell types post-cryopreservation
- Hypothermic storage of MSC´s and considerations for extended cell viability at room temperature
Phil Morton, Chief Technology Officer, Albumedix Ltd.
11:35 Continuous Progress in C>: Professionalizing Cells for Therapeutic Objectives
- Cell therapy needs to continue optimization from sourcing to therapeutic effect
- MSCs have delivered some effect in several indications and their therapeutic effect can be optimized
- The sourcing and manufacturing of MSCs for allogeneic use continues to represent an opportunity that can be enhanced
Anthony Ting, Chief Scientific Officer, Bone Therapeutics
11:50 Clinical Testing of an Extracellular Vesicle Biologic
- Introduction to perinatal extracellular vesicles
- Novel mechanisms of immune and inflammatory modulation
- Update on ongoing clinical trials with perinatal extracellular vesicles
Mari Mitrani, Chief Scientific Officer, Organicell Regenerative Medicine
12:05 Speaker Q&A and Panel Discussion