Biotech Symposium 2026
The Charles River Biotech Symposium unites drug development professionals to inspire, educate, and connect them with leaders shaping the future of biotherapeutics.
The Charles River Biotech Symposium unites drug development professionals to inspire, educate, and connect them with leaders shaping the future of biotherapeutics.
In the life sciences, technical expertise often leads to a promotion into management. But leading people requires an entirely new set of skills, and even your highest-performing scientists can struggle without the right support.
Join Biopharma Technology's Senior Scientist, Niloofar Ganji, to discover key techniques for drying conditions and preventing defects.
For early-stage MedTech founders, regulatory strategy isn't a late-stage checkbox, it's a foundational decision that shapes everything downstream, from your FDA pathway to your funding story to how you eventually get paid. In this fireside conversation, former FDA reviewer Sam Murray walks through the decisions that matter most before you build. We'll cover how your..
Showcase your innovations at Scientist.com's 2026 San Francisco Vendor Discovery Day! Connect with top researchers and expand your network.
In this session, William Lian from BioDuro covers the current FDA IND landscape: where IND submission changes, how Clinical Holds get resolved, and why getting CMC right early is the key to avoiding them.
Transform your compliance strategy at PCC West - the West Coast's most dynamic gathering of life science compliance leaders. This September 10-11 at Hilton La Jolla in San Diego, immerse yourself in cutting-edge insights that will revolutionize how you navigate today's complex regulatory landscape. Discover game-changing strategies for FDA compliance, master DOJ enforcement trends, and..
Join us for a comprehensive, full-day workshop dedicated to the fundamentals and latest advancements in human pharmacokinetics (PK) and dose prediction for small molecules.
In the life sciences, technical expertise often leads to a promotion into management. But leading people requires an entirely new set of skills, and even your highest-performing scientists can struggle without the right support.