Science for Health 2026: Immunology Reengineered

Science for Health 2026: Immunology Reengineered takes place on Tuesday 10 November 2026 at SQUARE Brussels Meeting Centre, on the Mont des Arts in Brussels. Biovia organises the conference, and this year's edition treats immunology as a route to precision medicine. Sessions look at engineered cell and gene treatments, antibody design, and therapies that steer or target the immune response. The day starts with coffee at 09:00, and Argenx CSO Peter Ulrichts gives the opening keynote at 09:45. Frederik Buysse (Legend Biotech), Ulrike Philippar (Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine) and Rich Taylor (UCB) are among the speakers confirmed so far. Lunch and networking run from 12:30 to 13:30. After that, the programme splits into two parallel tracks: Immunology Therapies and Antibody Engineering. A closing plenary begins at 16:00, and a reception follows from 17:30 to 18:30. Registration is through Eventbrite, where you can get a refund until 14 days before the conference. PhD students can apply to show a poster until 9 October, and anyone selected gets in free.