Events

The events page is an open resource for anyone looking to explore ongoing happenings within or adjacent to the Swedish ATMP ecosystem. Unless specified otherwise, ATMP Sweden are not hosts or partners of any listed events.

Inclusion of an event on this list does not imply partnership with, or endorsement by, the listed organizer. Categories and filters can sometimes be assigned, and event descriptions may be written, with the help of automated tools that are not always exact. The organizer’s own event page is the authoritative source on official event information.

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Segerfalksalen, BMC A10, Lund Lund Immunotalks (LIT)

Two Karolinska Institutet professors come to Lund for a morning of immunology: Ola Winqvist on T cell immunotherapy of solid cancer, and Qiang Pan-Hammarström on infections, immunity and B cell lymphomagenesis.

2 November 2026 Conference & Congress

MVA Annual Summit 2026

Clarion Hotel Copenhagen Airport Medicon Valley Alliance

Medicon Valley Alliance devotes one of five sessions at its 2026 summit to building a leading cell and gene therapy hub in the region, alongside the EU Biotech Act, life science funding and cyber resilience.

11 November 2026 Conference & Congress

CTGCT Day 2026: Advances in Cell, Tissue and Gene Therapy

Grand Hotel Union Eurostars, Ljubljana EATRIS ERIC, Center for the Technologies of Gene and Cell Therapies (CTGCT)

A one-day meeting in Ljubljana on where cell, tissue and gene therapy stands, from early science to manufacturing, translation and regulation. Free to attend, with registration open until the end of October.

12 November 2026 – 13 November 2026 Conference & Congress

Collaboration in Science 2026

Neo, Blickagången 16, Flemingsberg, Stockholm Karolinska Institutet Campus South, Karolinska University Hospital Huddinge, CIMED, Flemingsberg Science Foundation Flemingsberg Science Foundation

The third edition of Flemingsberg's translational research conference, with sessions on experimental, translational and clinical work in the area and an abstract programme with awards for the nine strongest submissions.

ATMP Sweden introduces the ATMPmap, a new public platform charting Sweden's place in the global ATMP field. Built from 900,000 publications across 192 countries, it is presented in a one-hour online session.

Online (16:00 GMT / 17:00 CET) BioInsights Publishing

A case study in automated, clinical-grade cell therapy manufacturing: what early process design decides about technology transfer, product consistency and the path from clinical to commercial supply.

Princess Máxima Center, Utrecht Princess Máxima Center

The Princess Máxima Center in Utrecht hosts the national CAR-T Symposium, an afternoon meeting on the latest developments in CAR-T cell therapy covering both translational research and clinical results.

16 November 2026 – 20 November 2026 Course

Patient access and health economics aspects of ATMPs

University of Gothenburg National ATMP Research School, University of Gothenburg

A PhD-level course on how health economics and health technology assessment shape patient access to advanced therapies in Sweden. Mainly distance-based, with a campus day in Gothenburg on 20 November.

18 November 2026 Seminar

Guest Lecture, Hsiu-Chuan Lin

Segerfalkssalen, BMC, Lund Lund Stem Cell Center

How cell fate decisions are governed, and how that knowledge can be used to engineer human cells. Hsiu-Chuan Lin of the Centre for Genomic Regulation in Barcelona gives a guest lecture at Lund Stem Cell Center.

Online (Zoom) ERN-EuroBloodNet, EDITSCD Consortium

The last session in a patient-focused webinar series on sickle cell disease gene therapy looks at what it takes for a new treatment to reach the clinic.

A SwedenBIO Insights breakfast seminar in Stockholm on choosing an entry indication, working out who will pay, and testing that case early. Leaders from Medivir, Oncopeptides and AnaCardio share what worked.

Nordic Light Hotel, Stockholm Barncancerfonden – The Swedish Childhood Cancer Fund Barncancerfonden

Researchers and clinicians gather in Stockholm for a one-day look at interventions that reduce late complications after childhood cancer, from exercise and cognitive rehabilitation to cardiovascular care and registry research.

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