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PluriCon 2026

September 16th, 2026 - September 17th, 2026 | Seattle, WA, USA

Hosted by Pluristyx, the leading provider of advanced iPSC-based solutions for the regenerative medicine industry, PluriCon 2026 brings together cell and gene therapy (CGT) visionaries to forge the future of medicine. This year’s expanded focus bridges iPSC excellence with New Approach Methodologies (NAMs), exploring how these powerful pillars accelerate drug discovery and deliver safer, more effective therapeutics. From pristine clinical starting materials to predictive, non-animal models, PluriCon showcases the vital tools and expert breakthroughs driving the next wave of healthcare innovation.

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ODC26 Seoul

September 17th, 2026 - September 18th, 2026 | Pangyo, South Korea

At a time when organoids and next-generation biological models are among the fastest-growing fields worldwide, ODC26 aims to create a new turning point at the center of this momentum.

Under the theme “Mirrors: The Reflective Turn” we explore how to accelerate the translation of clinical and regulatory innovation at the intersection of organoids, NAMs, and emerging biotechnologies.

This year in particular, leading organizations in the biohealth field – including the KoBIA, K-Organoid Consortium, Organoids Are Us, iMPSS, KSSCR and KRIBB are coming together not merely as sponsors, but as part of a powerful ecosystem collaboration centered on organoids.

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Gastruloids & Embryoids Workshop 2026

September 21st, 2026 - September 22nd, 2026 | Cambridge, UK

This free, two-day meeting will bring together researchers working on mouse and human gastruloids, as well as related embryoid systems, to foster collaboration and strengthen this rapidly growing field.

This workshop will be the third in a developing series, following successful meetings held in Marseille (2023) and Barcelona (2025).

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