Ncardia at ACT 2026

Nov 15–18, 2026 San Antonio, TX ~1.4k attendees Website

Ncardia takes part in 3 sessions at ACT 2026 in San Antonio. Its program centres on stem cell-derived human and monkey cells as new approach methods for early safety testing, such as heart muscle cells from nonhuman primates for cardiac safety. It also covers a multi-tissue human platform for profiling antibody-drug conjugate toxicity.

OrganizationACT 2026 Attendance
◆Platinum Supporter
Animal and in vitro model suppliersPlatinum Supporter
Supplies human iPSC-derived cell models and runs iPSC-based assay services for drug discovery, cardiac safety and disease modeling.
Poster
Mon Nov 16
5:00pm–6:30pm
Nonhuman Primate iPSC-Derived Cardiomyocytes as a Translational Platform for Early Cardiac Safety Assessment (P428)
Nelson Exhibit Ballroom · Poster P428
New approach methods · Safety pharmacology
Poster
Mon Nov 16
5:00pm–6:30pm
Predictive In Vitro Safety Profiling of Antibody–Drug Conjugates Using a Fully Human iPSC-Derived Multi-Tissue Platform (P434)
Nelson Exhibit Ballroom · Poster P434
Biologics and new modalities · New approach methods
Talk
Wed Nov 18
12:00pm–12:55pm
Leveraging NAMs for Next Generation Toxicology in a Changing Regulatory Environment
Grand Oaks Ballroom O
New approach methods · Regulatory

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