WELCOME TO THE 10TH 3D TISSUE MODELS SUMMIT!
Bulletproof Validation, Enhance Reproducibility, Secure Regulatory Support
Following the FDA’s introduction of the Modernization Act 3.0 and the latest guidance on new approach methods (NAMs), GSK developing a new lung organoid model to empower pulmonary fibrosis research, and Merck acquiring HUB Organoids to enable more effective drug development and reduce reliance on animal testing, it’s an exciting time for pharma and biotech to leverage complex in vitro models in drug discovery and development.
Despite this growth, challenges persist in standardizing protocols for model validation, safeguarding model reproducibility while ensuring scalability, and understanding what data regulators will accept.
Built by biopharma-for-biopharma, the 10th 3D Tissue Models Summit returns to unite ‘front-line’ experts to share practical case studies on validating, improving reproducibility, and interrogating regulatory requirements for complex in vitro models in drug discovery and development.
Join the only intimate, industry-focussed forum to stay abreast on how to confidently harness various complex in vitro models to transform your own discovery and development workflows and empower clinical translatability.
WORLD-CLASS SPEAKER FACULTY INCLUDE:
COMPANIES ALREADY CONFIRMED TO BE IN THE ROOM
WHAT’S NEW FOR 2025?
- Identify practical use cases of MPS with NCATS/NIH to qualify their use in submissions and facilitate regulatory approval
- Assess optimized techniques to build and characterize a patient-derived ex vivo model with Roche to aid patient stratification and advance therapeutic insights
- Interrogate best practice to optimize and validate a liver-on-a-chip model with GSK to empower drug discovery across multiple disease areas
- Discover protocols to validate and ensure reproducibility of organoids with Pfizer to de-risk therapeutic development before the move to the clinic
- Harness bioconvergence using validated MPS data with Merck to transform drug discovery and reduce reliance on animal testing
- Explore elevated strategies to apply reverse translation with Boehringer Ingelheim to better validate complex in vitro models