2nd Edition of Cell & Gene Therapy World Conference(CGTWC) 2026

Scientific Sessions

Allogeneic vs Autologous Cell Therapies: Manufacturing, Efficacy, and Access

Autologous versus allogeneic therapies offer two separate, albeit complementary, trajectories in regenerative and personalized medicine. Each mechanism has its own merits and challenges, varying from scale and timeframe of manufacture to patient-specific efficacy in a global context. Identifying these differences is crucial to developing safe, effective, and economically sustainable therapeutic models.

At the CGTWC) In 2026, experts from biomanufacturing, clinical translation, and regulatory science will highlight new approaches to enhance both autologous and allogeneic platforms and advances toward the development of facility-based standardization for patient-accessible cell therapy.

Related Sessions

CRISPR Cas9 and Beyond: Emerging Genome Editing Platforms
Precision Genome Editing: From Target Discovery to Clinical Application
Engineering the Immune System: Gene and Cell Based Modulation
Non Viral Gene Delivery Strategies: Safety, Scalability, and Translation
Stem Cell Derived Therapeutics: iPSCs, Organoids and Tissue Engineering
Allogeneic vs Autologous Cell Therapies: Manufacturing, Efficacy, and Access
Manufacturing for Personalized Medicine: Customised Cell Products at Scale
Analytics, Potency Assays, and Rapid Release Strategies
CGTs for Monogenic Disorders: Delivering the Cure
Gene and Cell Therapies in Oncology: CAR T, NK, TCR, Oncolytic Approaches
Neurological and Neurodegenerative Disease Applications of CGTs
Market Access, Health Economics, and Reimbursement in CGT
Global Access and Equity: Bridging the CGT Innovation Gap
The Future Landscape of Cell and Gene Therapies: 2030 and Beyond
Cell and Gene Therapy Clinical Development
Cell and Gene Therapy Pipeline Analysis