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ASGCT's Scientific Committees are responsible for developing scientific symposia sessions presented at the Annual Meeting. The format of these sessions is determined through the guidance of the Program Committee co-chairs.
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Develops scientific symposia for the ASGCT Annual Meeting in the field of cancer-related advancements in gene and cell therapy
Develops Annual Meeting symposia related to cardiovascular developments in gene and cell therapy.
Creates Annual Meeting program profiling the advancement of gene and cell therapy in the areas of genetic and metabolic diseases.
Responsible for Annual Meeting scientific symposia related to genome editing.
Develops Annual Meeting programming related to hematologic and immunologic gene and cell therapy.
Responsible for scientific symposia focused on immune responses to gene and cell therapy.
Develops Annual Meeting scientific symposia focused on infectious diseases and vaccines in relation to gene and cell therapy.
Develops scientific symposia for the Annual Meeting highlighting gene and cell therapy for musculo-skeletal disorders.
Develops Annual Meeting programming related to nanoagents and synthetic formulations.
Creates Annual Meeting symposia on gene and cell therapy for neurologic and opthalmic disorders.
Creates Annual Meeting scientific symposia related to physical delivery, therapeutics, and vector development.
Responsible for creating Annual Meeting scientific symposia on oligonucleotide and RNAi therapeutics.
Develops an Annual Meeting symposium and other sessions highlighting the advancements of CGT and related approaches to treat genetic diseases prior to birth.
Responsible for the creation of Annual Meeting programming on gene and cell therapy for respiratory and GI tract disorders.
Develops scientific symposia for the Annual Meeting focused on advancements in stem cell technology.
The Translational Science Committee is responsible for addressing matters pertaining to translational science, such as vector development, manufacturing technologies, and early clinical development. The duties of the committee include recommending educational programming relevant to translational science.
Develops Annual Meeting scientific symposia focused on the transfer of therapeutic genetic materials through viral vectors.
Check out ASGCT's standing committees, which direct programming and initiatives outside the Annual Meeting.
January 22-23, 2025 | Virtual
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