Since induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) were first developed, in 2006, they have represented an area of immense potential in disease modeling, drug discovery, and therapeutics. In recent years, advances in biology and technology have accelerated their entry into the clinical arena, and leading researchers globally are now progressing iPSC products across a wide range of indications. Despite these recent advances, significant manufacturing and regulatory hurdles stand between promising iPSC research and their entry into the market as viable solutions for patients.
The 2024 Signature Series Event ‘iPSCs: From Bench to Bedside’ will mirror product development, addressing key challenges and questions arising at each stage of the cycle. Global key opinion leaders from academic research labs and clinical centers, regulatory agencies, and industry, will gather in Vancouver to discuss and deliberate on pressing topics, including autologous versus allogeneic starting materials; CMC, translational hurdles and effective preclinical strategies; genomic stability; regulatory requirements and heterogeneity across jurisdictions; and ongoing clinical trial results.
Join us as we develop a roadmap for future regulatory approvals and clinical adoption of iPSC products.
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