Johnson & Johnson at AAPS 2026 PharmSci 360

Oct 25–28, 2026 New Orleans, LA ~4k attendees Website

Johnson & Johnson brings 4 presentations to AAPS 2026 PharmSci 360 in New Orleans. Its program centres on bioanalysis, from multiplex LC-MS for several antibody drugs to oligonucleotides and their conjugates. Its sessions also cover cell therapy kinetics, tracking how living drugs spread, expand and persist in the body.

OrganizationAAPS 2026 PharmSci 360 Attendance
Johnson & Johnson
New Brunswick, NJ
Large pharma
Global healthcare company whose Innovative Medicine business develops and markets prescription drugs.
Talk
Mon Oct 26
10:00am–10:30am
Part of Symposium: Biodistribution and Persistence as the New Exposure Science for Gene & Cell Therapies: From Vectors to Living Drugs
Quantifying the “Living Drug”: Integrating Biodistribution, Expansion, and Persistence into Actionable Cellular Kinetics
206
Preclinical, Clinical, and Translational Sciences
Talk
Mon Oct 26
3:15pm–3:30pm
Part of Rapid Fire: Pushing the Boundaries of Hybrid LC-MS Bioanalysis
Multiplex Hybrid LC-MS for Four Monoclonal Antibody Therapeutics
203-205
Bioanalytics
Session
Tue Oct 27
9:00am–11:00am
Symposium: Oligonucleotide Bioanalysis: Ring Trial and Emerging Conjugate Modalities
Bioanalytics
Talk
Tue Oct 27
1:30pm–2:30pm
Keynote: Converging Platforms and Expanding Biological Insight
211-213
Bioanalytics

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