GENYO at ESGCT 2026

Oct 27–30, 2026 Hamburg, Germany ~2.5k attendees Website

GENYO brings 4 presentations to ESGCT 2026 in Hamburg. Its work centres on CAR T cell design, including armoured cells that release IL-18 and how receptor density changes performance against HER2-positive tumours. A second strand builds CRISPR-based detection of single-letter DNA changes for clinical diagnosis.

OrganizationESGCT 2026 Attendance
GENYO
Granada, Spain
Universities & institutes
Genomics and oncology research centre run jointly by Pfizer, the University of Granada and the Andalusian regional government.
Poster
Wed Oct 28
1:30pm–3:30pm
A Dual-Guide CRISPR-Cas13 platform for high-specificity single nucleotide variant detection in clinical diagnostics
Gene Editing
Poster
Wed Oct 28
1:30pm–3:30pm
A Multi-Tool Bioinformatic Pipeline for Consensus-Based Immunogenicity Risk Assessment in nanoCAR-T Cell Constructs.
Immunotherapy and CAR T cells
Poster
Wed Oct 28
1:30pm–3:30pm
Inducible IL-18 armored CAR-T cells demonstrate enhanced efficacy in vitro and in vivo but reveal donor-dependent variability in macrophage spheroid models
Immunotherapy and CAR T cells
Poster
Thu Oct 29
2:00pm–4:00pm
Reduced CAR density limits functional robustness in HER2+ solid tumors by sensitizing to antigen density and soluble antigen
Lentiviral vectors / Integrative vectors
Chair
Fri Oct 30
9:00am–10:30am
SESSION 11c: Disease models
with Genethon
Clinical trials and translation

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