Short course announcement: Bioanalysis in Cell and Gene Therapy
The 26th International Reid Bioanalytical Forum will start on Monday 8 September with a pre-conference workshop aimed at giving an overview and understanding of Bioanalysis in Cell and Gene Therapy.
We are excited to announce a comprehensive Bioanalysis in Cell and Gene Therapy Workshop hosted by Daisy Yuill from AstraZeneca (Cambridge, UK). Join us for an in-depth learning experience ahead of the REID International Conference, where we will cover key insights into bioanalytical techniques and their critical role in advancing cell and gene therapies.
Key Topics:
- Introduction to cell and gene therapy
- Definitions, distinctions and regulatory landscape
- Fundamentals of bioanalysis
- Cellular Kinetics, dynamics and biodistribution
- Analytical techniques
- PCR, flow cytometry, immunoassay, advanced imaging and more
- Advanced approaches
- Single-cell analysis, immunogenicity assessment and CRISPR technologies
- Method development and validation
- Best practices, regulatory guidelines and case studies
- Interactive case studies and group discussions
Why attend?
Gain practical knowledge of the latest bioanalytical technologies and methodologies that are shaping the future of cell and gene therapies.
The course is aimed at all bioanalytical scientists interested in cell and gene therapy and intends to enhance their understanding in this increasingly important scientific space. It will run from 12.30 pm until 5 pm on 8 September 2025 at the Cambridge Belfry (Cambourne, UK).
To register, click the registration button below and select the ‘Training Course’ option:
