Nature Conferences | Next Generation Cancer Therapeutics

The Next Generation Cancer Therapeutics conference will be held on the 6-8 October 2026 in Houston, Texas, USA! It will bring together leading researchers from academia, biotechnology and the pharmaceutical industry to discuss emerging strategies transforming the landscape of cancer therapeutics.

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Nature Conferences | Next Generation Cancer Therapeutics
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Date
October 6-8, 2026
Location
Houston, Texas, USA
Format
In-Person Event
  
 

To register and submit an abstract, please visit  Next Generation Cancer Therapeutics 🧫

 

Registration open until October 5, 2026. Abstract deadline August 7, 2026. 
 
This conference will bring together leading researchers from academia, biotechnology and the pharmaceutical industry to discuss emerging strategies that are transforming the landscape of cancer therapeutics. We will highlight advances in the development of next-generation treatment modalities and the technologies that are enabling them.
  
Talks will cover next-generation biologics and immunotherapies, such as T-cell engagers, cancer vaccines, in vivo CAR approaches, oncolytic virotherapy and microbiome-based therapies. We will also explore new paradigms in targeted protein modulation, including molecular glues, PROTACs and RNA degraders, as well as emerging targeted therapies for historically challenging oncogenic drivers such as RAS.
  
In addition, we will address innovative therapeutic platforms and engineering approaches, including nanotechnology-based therapeutics, engineered bacteria and next-generation tumour models. Finally, we will examine how artificial intelligence is accelerating therapeutic development through AI-assisted drug design and screening, biomarker-guided therapy identification and patient stratification, agentic AI systems and foundation models.
  
Starting on the morning of Tuesday October 6 and concluding in the early afternoon of Thursday October 8, the conference will include talks from approximately 23 invited speakers, short talks selected from submitted abstracts and poster sessions.
 
Conference sessions will focus on the following themes:
 
• Next-generation biologics
• Next-generation immunotherapy
• Next-generation targeted therapies
• Next-generation therapeutic platforms
• Artificial intelligence in therapeutics
 
 

Keynote speakers: 

 
Christina Curtis Paul Workman
Christina Curtis

RZ Cao Professor of Medicine, Genetics & Biomedical Data Science

Stanford University

(California, USA)

Paul Workman

Harrap Professor of Pharmacology and Therapeutics

The Institute of Cancer Research

(London, United Kingdom)

 
 For more information, please visit  Next Generation Cancer Therapeutics 🧫
 

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