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Boston Children's Hospital at SITC 2026

Nov 4–8, 2026 Phoenix, AZ ~6k attendees Website

Boston Children's Hospital brings 4 presentations to SITC 2026 in Phoenix. Its program centres on engineered immune cells aimed at the ALK protein in lymphoma and Merkel cell carcinoma, plus AI-driven protein design. One distinctive item uses B cells, rather than T cells, fitted with a receptor against HER2 to fight breast cancer in mice.

OrganizationSITC 2026 Attendance
Cancer centres & hospitals
Pediatric academic medical center in Boston and a teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School.
Session
Sat Nov 7
5:20pm–6:40pm
AI-driven Protein Design to Enhance Cancer Immunotherapy
AI & data · New agents
  1. 5:26pm–5:44pmProtein Design to Improve Cell TherapiesTechnical University of Denmark
  2. 5:44pm–6:02pmDesigning protein-based hardwares for human immune systemRagon Institute of Mass General, MIT and Harvard
  3. 6:02pm–6:20pmT cell phenotype and protein structure-informed discovery of TCRs for cell therapyNational Cancer Institute
  4. 6:20pm–6:30pmDe novo designed cytokines expand immune signaling to explore and prime novel therapeutic T cell states
  5. 6:30pm–6:40pmTransHAP: a large language model-based framework for antigen predictionMayo Clinic

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