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TIDES Europe: Oligonucleotide and Peptide Therapeutics
3-5 November 2026
RAIAmsterdam, Netherlands

Track Title: Peptide Discovery to CMC

From Innovative Discovery to Scalable Manufacturing: The Complete Peptide Therapeutics Journey

Explore the full spectrum of peptide therapeutic development, from cutting-edge discovery platforms and novel design strategies to process optimization, regulatory compliance, and clinical translation. This comprehensive track bridges the gap between innovation and commercialization in the rapidly evolving peptide therapeutics landscape, featuring breakthrough technologies, real-world manufacturing case studies, and clinical insights across diverse therapeutic areas.

About This Track

This track provides an end-to-end perspective on peptide drug development, from discovery innovation and novel scaffolds to manufacturing excellence, regulatory insights, and clinical applications across oncology, metabolic disorders, and neurodegenerative diseases. Attendees will address critical challenges including scalability, sustainability, and CMC optimization while exploring breakthrough technologies that combine the specificity of biologics with the manufacturability of small molecules.

Novel Discovery Platforms

Explore KnotBody technology, bicyclic peptides, and high-throughput phenotypic screening

Manufacturing Excellence

Learn from real-world case studies including Tirzepatide and Dapiglutide scale-up challenges

Sustainable Chemistry

Discover green manufacturing approaches and environmentally conscious process design

Regulatory Intelligence

Gain insights from recent global Phase 3 peptide filings and regulatory strategies

Clinical Innovation

Hear about breakthrough applications in oncology, neurodegenerative diseases, and metabolic disorders

End-to-End Integration

Bridge discovery, development, and manufacturing with comprehensive CMC strategies

Industry Challenges We'll Address

Challenge 1: Discovery-to-Development Gap

Bridge the gap with integrated sessions covering discovery innovations and manufacturing realities

Challenge 2: Manufacturing Scalability

Learn from real-world case studies of successful scale-up, including blockbuster peptides

Challenge 3: Sustainability Pressures

Adopt green chemistry approaches without compromising quality

Challenge 4: Regulatory Complexity

Navigate global regulatory requirements with insights from recent Phase 3 filings

Challenge 5: Timeline Acceleration

Implement phase-appropriate development strategies to accelerate IND submission

Track Focus Areas

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Innovations in Peptide Discovery

Discover breakthrough technologies and platforms that are expanding the therapeutic potential of peptides through novel scaffolds, screening approaches, and targeting strategies.

Featured Sessions:

  • Innovations in Peptide Discovery
  • KnotBody Technology: Presentation of Cys-rich "Knottin" Peptides within Antibody Scaffolds Unleashes the Power of Phage Display Technology
  • Identification of Cyclic Peptides Synthetically Lethal to MTAP Deletion Cancer Cells through High Throughput Phenotypic Screening
  • Targeting Fibrotic Tissue for Peptide-based Diagnostic and Therapeutic Applications
  • Post-translational Modifications in Peptide Design and Activity
  • Cyclisation of the Analgesic α-conotoxin Vc1.1 with a Non-natural Linker to Improve Biopharmaceutical Properties
  • Peptides in Radioligand Therapy: Precision Targeting in Oncology

Who Will Benefit from This Track?

  • Peptide medicinal chemists
  • Discovery scientists
  • Process development engineers
  • CMC and analytical professionals
  • Regulatory affairs specialists
  • Formulation scientists
  • Quality control managers
  • Clinical researchers
  • Pharmaceutical and biotech executives
  • CDMO representatives
  • Academic researchers transitioning to industry