Roche at Festival of Biologics 2026
Oct 13–15, 2026 Basel, Switzerland ~3k attendees Website
Roche takes part in 16 sessions at Festival of Biologics 2026 in Basel, its home city. Its sessions centre on gene therapy development, clinical trial data and the analytical testing of biologics, including mass spectrometry. Specific topics include a CAR-T cell design that a small-molecule drug switches on through the IL-12 pathway, and how to measure the potency of AAV gene therapies.
| Organization | Festival of Biologics 2026 Attendance |
|---|---|
Roche Basel, Switzerland | |
Swiss pharmaceutical and diagnostics company with a large biologics portfolio. | Chair Tue Oct 13 14:05 Talk Tue Oct 13 14:10 Talk Tue Oct 13 14:30 Novel Orthogonal Receptor Platform Activating the IL12 Pathway in CAR-T Cells Using a Small-Molecule Ligand An engineered receptor that lets a small molecule switch on interleukin-12 signalling in CAR-T cells, improving tumour killing in animal models. Talk Tue Oct 13 15:10 Chair Tue Oct 13 16:45 Talk Tue Oct 13 17:50 Chair Wed Oct 14 11:25 Talk Wed Oct 14 11:30 Strategy for potency determination of gene therapy products illustrated by rAAV Ways to measure whether a gene therapy made from adeno-associated virus actually works, and when an infectivity test can be skipped. Talk Wed Oct 14 14:30 Regulatory Reliance as a Catalyst for Biologics Access in Emerging Markets How regulators in emerging markets can lean on reviews already done by established agencies so patients get biologic drugs sooner. Talk Wed Oct 14 14:50 Talk Wed Oct 14 17:50 Chair Thu Oct 15 11:15 Talk Thu Oct 15 11:20 Talk Thu Oct 15 12:00 Emerging Immunogenicity Challenges for Next-Generation Biotherapeutics Why newer antibody drugs can trigger unwanted immune reactions that sequence checks miss, and what laboratory and animal data reveal about the causes. Talk Thu Oct 15 12:20 |
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