Showcase Your Work
Highlight your latest in vivo research and connect with peers who are advancing delivery, editing, translational science, and early clinical development. The poster session offers a dedicated forum for sharing data, discussing methodologies, and sparking collaborations with experts who are actively shaping the future of in vivo cell engineering and gene editing. Whether presenting delivery innovations, preclinical insights, or IND‑enabling findings, this is an ideal opportunity to gain visibility in a fast‑moving field.
Benefits of Submitting Your Poster
- Demonstrate your scientific leadership within a rapidly evolving in vivo landscape
- Increase visibility for your delivery, editing, or translational breakthrough
- Engage in meaningful technical discussions and receive direct feedback from industry peers
- Capture the interest of biotechs, pharma, and investors seeking cutting-edge innovation
How to Submit Your Poster
- You must be registered to attend the 5th In Vivo Cell Engineering & Gene Editing Summit
- Submit an abstract for review to feature your poster during the Scientific Poster Session
- Once accepted, you will receive printing guidelines, size requirements, and instructions; we request a PDF two weeks prior to the summit
Scientific Poster Session: Day 2 Morning (exact time to be confirmed)
Abstract Submission Deadline: 17th July 2026
Explore the Full Program
View the detailed agenda, featured speakers, session highlights, and networking opportunities shaping the fastest‑growing frontier in cell and gene therapy.
Secure Your Place
Join the only meeting dedicated to accelerating in vivo cell engineering and gene editing. Connect with global leaders, access exclusive clinical insights for first-in-human trials, and strengthen your development and delivery strategies.
Showcase Your Capabilities
Position your organization in front of senior R&D and CMC decision-makers at the forefront of this growing field. Attendees are seeking CDMOs, CROs, and vector design expertise to scale their in vivo programs.