Day 1
Location: Coral 1
This interactive workshop is for delegates new to partnering. What can you expect from partnering, and what do others expect from you? Principles around timing, human nature, and partnering etiquette will be applied to the partneringONE process. This session will give you a clear understanding of tactics to generate the best ROI from partnering, at this and future events. There will be plenty of opportunities to ask our partneringONE expert any questions you may have. This session is limited to 40 people. Please reserve your seat by adding the session to your personal agenda. If you can’t attend a session, drop by the partnering help desk with any questions.
- Jordan Stillman - Project Manager, partneringOne
Location: Coral 2
This session is an interactive workshop which aims to provide participants with practical tools, ideas and best practices to consider when creating and structuring your pitch presentations. It also dives into understanding how to enhance your professional behaviour and tap into your emotional intelligence when in pitching, partnering and negotiating situations, to lead to successful long-term partnerships.
Part 1 – Your presentation sets a precedent for partnership
- Influence or educate?
- Utilising Aristotle’s four rhetorical appeals
- Tuning in to others’ pains and gains
Part 2 - What’s your point?
- Preparing your most compelling message
- Less is more
- What do you want them to take away?
Part 3 – Packaging a winning presentation
- Opening for attention
- A powerful structure to reinforce your key messages
- Closing for impact
- Simon Fagg - Founder, With Leadership
Location: Coral 3
- Claire Macht - Portfolio Director, Europe, EBD Group
- Chad Wessel - Director, Industry Analysis, Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO)
Location: Coral 3
Join globally recognized venture capitalists Graziano Seghezzi of Sofinnova Partners and Francesco De Rubertis of Medicxi, for a dynamic and insightful fireside chat. Despite their distinct approaches to biotech investment, both share a deep passion for shaping the future of the industry. During the session, they will delve into their successes, failures, and key lessons from decades of experience, whilst providing an overview of the evolving biotech investment landscape. Attendees will gain practical tips, actionable insights, and strategies to capture the attention of top investors- valuable guidance for those navigating the biotech innovation ecosystem.
- Mike Ward - Global Head of Thought Leadership, Decision Resources Group, part of Clarivate
- Francesco De Rubertis - Co-Founder and Partner, Medicxi
- Graziano Seghezzi - Managing Partner, Sofinnova Partners
Location: Coral 3
As the biotech and pharma industries grapple with a dynamic global environment, deal-making remains a vital lever for growth and innovation. This session will address strategies for navigating the current financing environment, geopolitical tensions, and the opportunities expected to drive increased deal-making activity in 2025. Discover how collaboration and investment can propel the industry forward in the face of evolving challenges.
- Martina Molsbergen - CEO, C14 Consulting Group, LLC
- Fabrizio Conicella - VP - Center of Open Innovation & Competence, Chiesi Group
- Konstantina Katcheves - SVP, Global Business Development and Acquisitions, Teva Pharmaceuticals
- Matthias Muellenbeck - SVP, Head Global Business Development & Alliance Management, Merck Healthcare KGaA
Location: Coral 2
- Mary Clark - CEO, Optimum Strategic Communications
- Francesco De Rubertis - Co-Founder and Partner, Medicxi
Location: Coral 2
Our Strategy
We're on course to transform the practice of medicine through breakthrough science and make a positive impact on our people and the communities we serve.
The Voices Behind Our Purpose
We chase the miracles of science to improve people's lives, and sometimes that means starting over with Plan B, Plan C, or even Plan Z. This film brings together the inner thoughts and ambitions of the people at Sanofi, who find inspiration from loved ones, motivation from families, and a united strength to push harder until we turn a corner.
Transforming The Practice of Medicine
Prioritization and focus are helping us unlock and maximize the potential of key medicines, vaccines, and self-care solutions for people, across our global business units: Specialty Care, Vaccines, General Medicines, and Consumer Healthcare.
We aim to become a leading company in immunology and positively impact millions of patients suffering from dermatological, respiratory, gastroenterological, and other immune-mediated diseases.
We earn every day our leadership in prevention by protecting half a billion people worldwide every year with our portfolio of vaccines and by leveraging our broad set of technology and manufacturing platforms, including in mRNA.
Advancing Breakthrough Science
We're strengthening our pipeline with a steady stream of potentially transformative therapies that could shift paradigms in treatment and prevention for people across the world.
We have a powerful toolbox of drug discovery platforms that allow us to break scientific ground in six therapeutic areas: Immunology and Inflammation, Oncology, Rare Diseases, Rare Blood Disorders, Neurology and Vaccines.
Driving Social Impact
The challenges facing society and the planet are becoming increasingly more complex. Shifting demographics, persistent inequalities in access to healthcare, and accelerating threats from climate change have motivated us to expand our commitments to society.
- Nizar El Murr - Associate Director Search and Evaluation, Rare and Neurological Disorders, Sanofi
Location: Coral 2
Our purpose: We use the power of leading-edge science to save and improve lives around the world
For more than 130 years, we've brought hope to humanity through the development of important medicines and vaccines. We foster a diverse and inclusive global workforce and operate responsibly every day to enable a safe, sustainable and healthy future for all people and communities.
- Daniel Marshall - European Search & Evaluation, Business Development & Licensing, MSD
Location: Coral 2
Founded to serve health, Servier is a global group governed by a Foundation that aspires to have a meaningful social impact, both for patients and for a sustainable world. With its unique governance model, it can fully serve its vocation with a long-term vision: being committed to therapeutic progress to serve patient needs.
The 21,900 employees of the Group are committed to this shared vocation, source of inspiration every day.
As a world leader in cardiology, Servier's ambition is to become a focused and innovative player in oncology by targeting hard-to-treat cancers. That is why the Group allocates over 70% of its R&D budget to developing targeted and innovative therapies in oncology. Neuroscience is a future growth driver. In this area, Servier is focused on a limited number of diseases in which accurate patient profiling makes it possible to offer a targeted therapeutic response through precision medicine.
Headquartered in France, Servier relies on a strong geographical footprint in over 150 countries and achieved a revenue of €5.9 billion in 2024.
Positioned as a Partner of choice:
- Private mid-size pharma company, ensuring continuity and long-term perspective in partnerships
- Global geographical footprint, with a presence in both established and emerging markets
- Science driven with strong R&D investment to build a high-quality and sustainable portfolio
- Fully integrated capabilities from research to commercialization
- Flexible and agile, we have over 60 strategic alliances with pharma companies, biotechs and academics worldwide to accelerate innovation.
- Anne Dagallier - Business Development Director Global Lead Oncology, Servier
Location: Coral 2
Almirall is a leading global biopharmaceutical company focused on Medical Dermatology. Founded in 1944 and with headquarters in Barcelona (Spain), our Noble Purpose is at the core of our work: "Transform the patients' world by helping them realize their hopes and dreams for a healthy life".
Through pharmaceutical innovation, investment in R&D and strong commitment to global healthcare partnerships, we develop and commercialize solutions with specific focus on dermatological diseases such as pso.
- Dmitry Tsay - Licensing Transactions Director, Almirall
Location: Coral 3
European biotechs often encounter difficulties in crafting narratives that capture investor interest as effectively as their US counterparts.
Opening questions:
· How can young CEOs cultivate storytelling skills that resonate with both European and global investors?
· How can young investors support biotechs to craft authentic narratives without losing scientific rigor?
- Philip Brainin - Associate, Sound Bioventures
- Mary Clark - CEO, Optimum Strategic Communications
- Regina Hodits - Managing Partner, Wellington Partners
- Juliette Lee - VP, EQT Life Sciences
- Catello Somma - Partner, Seroba
Location: Coral 2
Explore the future of cell and gene therapy as industry experts tackle pressing questions and map the next wave of innovation. Discover the latest progress in the field whilst examining the current shortcomings and understanding the advancements still required to unlock the full potential of the therapeutic area.
- Paola Pozzi - Partner, Sofinnova Partners
- Karen Aiach-Pignet - CEO, Genespire
- Natalia Misciattelli - CEO, AAVantgarde Bio
- Francesca Pasinelli - Managing Director, Fondazione Telethon
Location: Coral 2
As neurological disorders continue to evolve, this session explores the cutting-edge innovations, transformative breakthroughs and latest deals in the field to address the complex challenges in neurology and uncover the strategic opportunities that lie ahead.
- Barnaby Pickering - Senior Writer - Medtech Insight, RHA Communications
- Laura Faravelli - VP Business Development, Newron Pharmaceuticals
- Blake Hopiavuori - Associate Director, Abbvie
- Paul Little - CEO, Vesper Bio
Location: Exhibit Hall Stage
As the biopharma services landscape continues to evolve, this session highlights the emerging trends, key challenges and innovative strategies for optimizing partnerships, and provides insights into improving efficiency and streamlining operations for service providers to thrive in a competitive market.
- Millie Nelson - Editor of BioXconomy, Informa
- Igor Fisch - CEO, NewBiologix
- Darren Gibson - Executive Director, Frontier Science (Scotland) Limited
- Heiko Richtzenhain - Head of Sales and Business Development, Menarini Biotech
Location: Coral 1
Accelerated Biosciences is a regenerative medicine company with freedom-to-operate for the human Trophoblast Stem Cell (hTSC) platform, the earliest stem cells that can be sourced without ethical issues with over 117 granted and pending patents. We are providing GMP cells with a complete regulatory package to help cell and gene therapy developers accelerate their product time to market by 3 to 5 years with a potential of millions in savings. We have effectively de-risked the starting cell source decision for the regenerative medicine industry. We are available for partnering and licensing opportunities.
- Yuta Lee - CEO, Accelerated Biosciences Corp.
Location: Coral 1
AAVnerGene Inc. is an innovative biotech company developing new technologies to make AAV based gene therapy more accessible and affordable. It was founded in 2019 at Rockville, MD USA.
AAVnerGene addresses two major bottleneck problems: Manufacture and Delivery efficiency. The gene therapy drugs usually need very high dose, which leads to high side effects and high cost, seriously hindering research and drug development of AAV gene therapy. AAVnerGene developed AAVone to solve the manufacture problem, and ATHENA to solve the low delivery efficiency problem.
AAVone is a new one-plasmid AAV production system that has much higher production efficiency, ease to process and scale up, high quality, much lower cost and other advantages over the widely used triple plasmid transfection system. Application of AAVone for AAV production will solve the AAV manufacture problem, and make AAV gene therapy development easier, faster, effective and less costly.
AAVnerGene's Tissue-specific, Highly-transductive and Expressive New AAVs (ATHENA) screening platform has high complexity to find the best AAV for each specific disease therapy, so to increase productivity, efficiency and specificity while decrease manufacture pressure, side effects, immunity and price. With tons of in house produced reliable data, we train our proprietary AI model to screen, analyze and rational-design efficient AAVs for next generation AAV gene therapy. We have engineered different AAVs for brain, lung, eye, heart, kidney and liver, and these AAVs can increase the delivery efficiency by hundreds of times.
These technologies are open to collaborate, licensing or sell.
Please refer to www.AAVnerGene.com for more information and send your questions to Daozhan.yu@aavnergene.com.
- Daozhan Yu - CEO, AAVnerGene Inc.
Location: Coral 1
Kolon Life Science (listed on KOSDAQ), a subsidiary of Kolon Group, is a South Korean biotech company established in 2000. One of its main business areas includes novel biopharmaceuticals, specializing in cell and gene therapies.
There are three gene therapy drug candidates: TG-C for osteoarthritis(US Ph 3 ongoing), KLS-2031 for neuropathic pain (US Ph 1/2a completed), and KLS-3021 as oncolytic virus.
We are currently seeking partners for business development, collaborative research and co-development of our drug assets.
- Jung Jong Cho - Head of Bio Business Division, Kolon Life Science
Location: Coral 1
Basecamp Research is a biotech company that is bridging the data gap to make better predictions for protein and genome design using AI. Basecamp has built and legally owns a database of diverse sequences 900X larger than public databases combined that represent the Earth's diverse biomes to learn how nature creates biological molecules. We employ this platform to solve difficult biological problems not accessible to scientists without the use of large data and compute power. Basecamp is now using its proprietary database to solve programmable gene insertion , the next generation of gene writing tools for cell and gene therapies.
- Anu Hoey - CCO, Basecamp Research
Location: Coral 1
Canopy is an emerging biotech redefining autoimmune therapeutics through its groundbreaking Antigen-Drug Conjugate (AgDC) platform. Backed by leading US-based VCs, the company is led by Dr. Kfir Oved, a serial bio-entrepreneur, alongside Chairman Cedric Francois (NASDAQ:APLS) and board member and investor John Cox (NASDAQ:DYNE).
AgDCs utilize two distinct MoAs to precisely target both autoreactive antibodies and pathological B-cell clones, sparing 99.9% of protective immunity. This innovative, non-immunosuppressive approach can potentially deliver long-term remission or even a cure, positioning AgDCs as potential first-line therapy for antibody-mediated autoimmune diseases.
Canopy is on track to initiate a Phase 1 trial for AChR+ MG in H1/26. Backed by robust IP including 14 patents across 8 patent families, the company's pipeline covers Graves' disease/Thyroid Eye Disease (TED), Pemphigus Vulgaris, Membranous Nephropathy, Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura (ITP), and MuSK MG.
- Kfir Oved - CEO, Founder, Canopy Immuno Therapeutics
Location: Coral 1
As a trailblazer in the AIDD field, Insilico Medicine continues to innovate in developing AI tools for drug discovery and other science. We are expanding AI offerings in the generative biologics space, investing in robotics and AI combo, deepening our Chemistry42 offerings, and expanding AI efforts in sustainability. On the drug pipeline side, we have 20+ programs covering oncology, fibrosis, immunology and CNS, some of which are at Phase I or Phase II stage. We want to generate clinically meaningful data for the drug candidates that come from our AI-driven discovery programs and do more biopharma partnership deals.
- Michelle Chen - CBO, Insilico Medicine
Location: Coral 1
Location: Coral 1
Location: Coral 1
Pharming is a global biopharmaceutical company dedicated to transforming the lives of patients with rare, debilitating, and life threatening diseases. Pharming is commercializing and developing an innovative portfolio of protein replacement therapies and precision medicines to serve the unserved rare disease patient.
- Jonathon Fendelman - Business Development, Pharming Group N.V.
Location: Coral 1
TargED Biopharmaceuticals B.V. is a Netherlands based biotechnology company developing first-in-class biological drugs to improve treatment of thrombosis. TargED stands for Targeted Enzyme Delivery. Their biological drugs are unique by using single-chain antibodies ("VhH") to deliver enzymes to sites of thrombosis, enabling 'targeted' thrombolysis. The company's lead compound, TGD001, is currently in development for the treatment of thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP) and Acute Ischemic Stroke (AIS). The objective is to accelerate thrombolysis in all forms of thrombosis, irrespective of the thrombus composition.
- Kristof Vercruysse - CEO, TargED Biopharmaceuticals B.V.
Location: Coral 1
BiOMViS Srl, a Biotech Company located at the Toscana Life Sciences Scientific Park (Siena, IT), has developed a unique platform technology for the design of vaccines against infectious diseases and for cancer immunotherapy. The platform is based on Outer Membrane Vesicles (OMVs) released in the culture supernatant by proprietary non-pathogenic E. coli strains. Using patented synthetic Biology strategies, the OMVs can be decorated with virtually any antigen of bacterial and viral origin. Once purified using extremely simple and inexpensive procedure, the OMVs are ready-to-use vaccines, which do not require the addition of any other component before formulation. Thanks to their potent immunostimulatory activity, BiOMViS is also exploiting its OMVs in cancer immunotherapy both as personalized vaccines, once properly engineered with cancer neo-epitopes, and as vaccines broadly applicable in most solid tumors using in situ vaccination. BiOMViS has been exploiting its platform technology for the design of a variety of vaccines against important human pathogens, including: Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pyogenes (Group A Streptococcus), Neisseria meningitidis Group B (MenB), Chlamydia, human Papilloma Virus, Coronavirus, Dengue Virus. Most of these vaccine candidates have completed the pre-clinical phase and are now ready to move to development. BiOMViS' business model is twofold. 1) the Company is seeking Pharma and Biotech Companies interested to test the BiOMViS' platform for their own vaccine pipeline and eventually to establish license agreements restricted to the specific vaccine of interest. 2) BiOMViS is willing to establish agreements with third Parties interested in developing some of the vaccines included in the list of BiOMViS' pipeline.
- Guido Grandi - Professor, BiOMViS Srl
Location: Coral 1
KisoJi is a Canadian biotechnology company that deploys the latest scientific and AI tools to conduct therapeutic antibody discovery in a fundamentally new way.
KisoJi has developed a multi-species transgenic mouse to generate highly diverse single domain antibodies, as well as a modular multi-specific antibody scaffold with high stability and productivity. Most recently, KisoJi has used advanced AI tools to visualise the universe of all antibodies against a target in order to uncover novel biology and new therapeutic antibody capabilities for its partners and its own pipeline.
- Gordon Ngan - VP, Business Development, KisoJi Biotechnology Inc.
Location: Exhibit Hall Stage
we use NKCC1 inhibitors to treat autusm but also Brain tumors:
Autism: The co-transporter NKCC1 that controls brain inhibition is overactive in autism, and many other disorders. The NKCC1 inhibitor Bumetanide (BUM) attenuates autism severity in 9 independent phase 2 trials (1030 children Xiao et al 2024). Following the unexpected failure of phase 3 trial, we have identified up to 30-40% of BUM responder children using Machine Learning reanalysis of phase 3. this implies that a phase 3 centered on these identified children's subpopulations will be successful.
Brain Tumors and Glioblastoma: (BUM) and the Microtubule acting drug Mebendazole (MEB) exert potent anticancer activity. NKCC1 activity is enhanced in Glioblastoma (GBM) & lung, pancreas, kidney, & prostate cancers and its hyper- activity correlates with GBM severity gradient. Treating GBM patients with Meb and Temozolomide demonstrated a 21-month survival time at 2 years & acceptable toxicity (Gallia et al 2021). We show that MEB & BUM exert complementary, and synergistic actions in GBM and meningioma tumoroids surgically extracted from patients. The patent protected combo increased survival of a patient with large brain stem tumor.
Our offer is dual:
i) short term autism: performing a phase 2/3 with inclusion criteria restricted to children having the criteria identified by ML to lead rapidly to a treatment in the market covering the entire pediatric population (2-18 years old)
ii) short term Tumors: performing a phase 2/3 using the combo to treat Brain tumors notably Glioblastoma and meningioma.
ii) long term - conduct our best proprietary newly synthetizedc NKCC1 inhibitors to IND-enabling studies and phase1 to treat autism brain tumors but also many disorders sensitive to NKCC1 inhibition (brain trauma, infantile epilepsies and temporal lobe epilepsies, CVI, chronic pain, Parkinson disease).
- Yehezkel ben-ari - CEO, Neurochlore
Location: Exhibit Hall Stage
Vesper Bio is a private, VC-backed, clinical stage company with world-leading domain expertise in Vps10p domain receptors, developing a rich pipeline of first-in-class small molecule sortilin modulators for a number of critical unmet medical needs in the CNS space.
- Lovisa Sunesson - Director of Business Development, Vesper Bio
Location: Exhibit Hall Stage
Mission: To develop and market novel neurotherapeutics for traumatic brain injury (TBI) and associated conditions like post-traumatic epilepsy (PTE) and Alzheimer's disease (AD).
Vision: To pioneer artificial intelligence (AI)- and diagnostic-powered brain health pipelines to improve the lives of patients.
Owl is the first clinical-stage, AI- and diagnostic-powered biopharmaceutical company focused on advancing neurotherapeutics for TBI and associated conditions. The company is set to embark on Phase 2 trials for its lead asset OWL-1410.
- William Haskins - Co-Founder and CEO, Owl Therapeutics
Location: Exhibit Hall Stage
Lario Therapeutics Limited ("Lario") is a preclinical-stage drug discovery company based in Edinburgh (UK). Lario has been incubated and co-founded by Epidarex-Exeed and Axxam SpA and is developing first-in-class precision medicines for epileptic and neurological disorders. Lario Therapeutics are developing first-in-class precision medicines as disease modifying treatments for severe neurological disorders including epileptic conditions and Parkinson's disease.
- Henning Steinhagen - CEO, Lario Therapeutics Ltd.
Location: Exhibit Hall Stage
Tonix is a fully integrated biopharmaceutical company focused on transforming therapies for pain management and vaccines for public health challenges. Tonix's development portfolio is focused on central nervous system (CNS) disorders.
Tonix's CNS portfolio also includes TNX-1300 (cocaine esterase), a biologic in Phase 2 development designed to treat cocaine intoxication that has FDA Breakthrough Therapy designation, and its development is supported by a grant from the U.S. National Institute of Drug Abuse and Addiction.
Tonix's immunology development portfolio consists of biologics to address organ transplant rejection, autoimmunity and cancer, including TNX-1500, which is an Fc-modified humanized monoclonal antibody targeting CD40-ligand (CD40L or CD154) being developed for the prevention of allograft rejection and for the treatment of autoimmune diseases.
Tonix also has product candidates in development in the areas of rare disease, including TNX-2900 for Prader-Willi syndrome, and infectious disease, including a vaccine for mpox, TNX-801. Tonix recently announced a contract with the U.S. DoD's Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) for up to $34 million over five years to develop TNX-4200, small molecule broad-spectrum antiviral agents targeting CD45 for the prevention or treatment of infections to improve the medical readiness of military personnel in biological threat environments.
Tonix owns and operates a state-of-the art infectious disease research facility in Frederick, MD. Tonix Medicines, our commercial subsidiary, markets Zembrace® SymTouch® (sumatriptan injection) 3 mg and Tosymra® (sumatriptan nasal spray) 10 mg for the treatment of acute migraine with or without aura in adults.
- Seth Lederman - CEO, Tonix Pharmaceuticals Holding Corp.
Location: Exhibit Hall Stage
TAHO Pharmaceuticals Ltd., founded in 2010 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, is a publicly listed company on the Taipei Exchange Index. TAHO is committed to revolutionizing drug delivery through innovation. We focus on developing advanced formulations that enhance the administration, safety, and efficacy of existing oral and injectable drug compounds. Guided by our mission to improve patient quality of life, we design and deliver next-generation solutions to meet the unmet needs of diverse populations, particularly those facing challenges with traditional medication forms.
At the core of TAHO's success is our ability to harness advanced proprietary drug delivery technologies. By creating patient-friendly formulations, we aim to enhance compliance, therapeutic efficacy, and overall convenience. Our Transepithelial Delivery System (TDS) platform is a groundbreaking innovation in pharmaceutical delivery, enabling the direct administration of drug compounds into the bloodstream. This proprietary technology operates through two primary modes:
Transdermal Delivery: Medication is administered through the skin using patches that provide sustained, controlled release of active ingredients. This approach eliminates the need for injections or frequent oral dosing, making it particularly beneficial for patients with chronic conditions.
Transmucosal Delivery: Drugs are absorbed via the oral mucosa through oral thin film technology, offering rapid onset of action. This method ensures enhanced bioavailability and improved patient experience.
TAHO Pharmaceuticals is not merely developing new ways to deliver medication-we are redefining the future of healthcare. By prioritizing patient-centric solutions, we aim to address critical gaps in traditional pharmaceutical formulations, ensuring our innovations enhance the lives of patients and caregivers alike.
- Paul Chang - BD Manager, TAHO Pharmaceuticals
Location: Exhibit Hall Stage
I would kindly ask you the opportunity to present Golgi Neurosciences, a company creator boutique fully dedicated to the development of small-molecule drugs for neurodegenerative diseases with high unmet medical need.
Golgi Neurosciences already holds an impressive portfolio of six participated biotech companies including Acousia Therapeutics (hearing loss), Rewind Therapeutics (demyelinating diseases), Libra Therapeutics (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), Muna Therapeutics (Alzheimer, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson), Lario Therapeutics (epilepsy and Parkinson) and Breye Therapeutics (retinopathies), which raised in total more than 200 million euros.
Moreover, Golgi is developing a rich pipeline of innovative discovery programs, available for partnering or further company creation. During the last years, we have set up collaborations with renowned international research institutes and patient foundations which represent a valuable source of breakthrough science and innovative targets.
At the moment, we are working to launch our 7th NewCo, focused on astrocytes biology.
- Chiara Liberati - Managing Director, Golgi Neurosciences SrL
Location: Exhibit Hall Stage
Beijing Sungen Biomedical Technology Co., Ltd is an innovation-driven, clinical-stage biotechnology company founded in 2018, dedicated to advancing human health through cutting-edge technologies. We are pioneering the development of First-in-Class (FIC) and Best-in-Class (BIC) antibody-based therapeutics, including monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), bispecific antibodies (BsAbs), antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) and Antibody-oligonucleotide conjugates(AOCs). Supported by a team of dedicated researchers and management with successful biotechnology entrepreneur experiences, Sungen has developed major research and manufacturing platforms in-house, such as AI-powered drug discovery platform. We leverage our innovative technology platforms to transform targeted therapies, focusing on cardiovascular, tumor, and neurodegenerative diseases. It is our commitment to address critical unmet clinical needs and improve patient outcomes worldwide.
- Wei Zeng - VP, Beijing Sungen Biomedical Technology Co., Ltd
Location: Coral 1
Pick up your lunch and join us for this interactive workshop for delegates familiar with partnering who want to up their game. We will cover best practices for collaborating with colleagues, saving time, increasing response rates and acceptance rates, and partneringONE power features to support optimal partnering etiquette. Come away from the session with a clear understanding of how partneringONE can support your company to maximize ROI from partnering, at this and future events. There will be plenty of opportunities to ask our partneringONE expert any questions you may have. This session is limited to 40 people. Please reserve your seat by adding the session to your personal agenda. If you can’t attend a session, drop by the partnering help desk with any questions.
- Jordan Stillman - Project Manager, partneringOne
Location: Exhibit Hall Stage
Break, breathe, and thrive!
Take a break from your busy schedule to recharge and rejuvenate by immersing yourself in moments of tranquility and self-care.
These sessions are designed to refresh your body and mind so you can get through a full conference day with more ease.
Open to all, without prerequisites.
Sustainability Focus Area: Social Responsibility