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BREAKOUTS WITH COFFEE:
MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 2025 | 9:35-10:20 AM

Bi & Multispecific Engineering
Bi and Multispecific T Cell Engagers in an Era of Increased Awareness of Tumor and Patient Heterogeneity
Moderator: Siddhartha Roychoudhury, PhD, Asset Leader, Immuno-Oncology Development, Astellas Pharma

  • How do we go about selecting the right tumors for the right MOA?
  • How can we explore novel approaches to MOA-driven patient enrichment?
  • How can we develop options for rational combinations?

Breakthroughs in Cell Therapy
New Opportunities to Promote Tumor Antigen Presentation through Myeloid Cell Therapies
Moderator: Warren Anderson, PhD, Scientist III, Immunology, Inceptor Bio

  • Recent technological advances have made concepts like tumor vaccines or transgenic TCRs more promising than ever. Can myeloid cell therapies perform similarly with reduced labor and cost?
  • What have we learned thus far about the practical limitations of generating myeloid-based cell therapies? What has succeeded?
  • Considering the successes of CAR Ts or T-cell directed therapies, how should we approach the idea of myeloid based cell therapies? Competitor or teammate?

Bridging Science and Support: Integrative Strategies in Cell Therapy
Moderator: David James, Resident Physician, Ric Scalzo Institute for Botanical Research, Naturopathic Specialists LLC

  • Exploring how integrative and naturopathic oncology can support patients undergoing advanced immune therapies such as CAR T-cell, bispecific antibodies, NK cell vaccines, and dendritic cell therapy
  • Clinical applications for monitoring immune therapy response and toxicity using biomarkers and interleukin profiling (e.g., IL-6, IL-8, IL-1β, VEGF, MMP9, TNF-α) from a patient-centered lens
  • Practical strategies for managing treatment-related adverse events (cytokine release syndrome, neurotoxicity, fatigue) through evidence-informed supportive care
  • Shared decision-making models to align complex therapies with patient values and quality-of-life goals
  • Real-world insights into harmonizing conventional protocols with integrative care to improve outcomes and experience

Translating Multispecific Success
What Are We after with Bispecific Targeting of Solid Tumors?
Moderator: Tatiana Novobrantseva, PhD, CSO, NextPoint Therapeutics

  • What unmet need is driving bispecific targeting? Efficacy? Width of applicability? Safety? What strategies are needed?
  • Is there a special place for biparatopic targeting?
  • Is companion diagnostic a must-have for developing bispecific targeting? Does it need to be quantitative?
  • Bispecific versus combination: major pros and cons

BREAKOUTS WITH BREAKFAST:
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2025 | 7:30-8:30 AM

Autoimmunity
Learnings from I-O for I&I
Moderator: Marc A. Gavin, PhD, Senior Research Fellow & Head, Immunology, InduPro

  • Depleting pathogenic immune cells: Will TCEs be as potent as CAR T, within tolerated dose windows?
  • KIR+ CD8 Tregs: Do they respond to current therapies, and does it matter?
  • Agonizing cytokine receptors: Do feedback mechanisms make it too complicated?​

Antibody-Drug Conjugates
Selecting ADC Design Features for a Specific Target and Indication
Moderator: Ian Nessler, PhD, Senior Scientist II, Quantitative, Translational, and ADME Sciences, AbbVie

  • Target Characterization: Expression and Internalization Profile
  • Design Considerations for Heme vs. Solid Tumor Indications
  • Payload Selection (Bystander vs. Non-Bystander Payloads)
  • Future Directions and Novel ADC Formats

Innate Immunity
Translating in vitro Immuno-Oncology Models to in vivo Impact
Moderator: Craig Thalhauser, PhD, Senior Director, Clinical Pharmacology & Quantitative Sciences, Genmab US Inc

  • What limits current in vitro models from accurately reflecting the complex tumor microenvironment and in vivo bispecific antibody activity?
  • Designing in vitro assays that better predict targeted efficacy and potential for off-target effects within the TME
  • Promising in vitro technologies for predicting in vivo bispecific antibody behavior

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