Advance T-Cell Engagers from Bench to Bedside
The T-Cell Engager Therapeutics Summit Europe is the first European forum dedicated to accelerating the safe and effective development of TCEs across oncology and emerging autoimmune indications. Gain actionable insights into target selection, preclinical modelling, translational strategies, and novel design formats that will shape the next generation of immunotherapies.
This interactive meeting brings together leaders in Immunology, Preclinical Development, Translational Research, Antibody Engineering, and Immuno-Oncology to address the field’s toughest challenges: optimising tumour selectivity, managing toxicity, enhancing T-cell fitness, and expanding therapeutic potential beyond oncology.
Key focus areas include next-generation design formats (masked, logic-gated, and trispecific TCEs), synergy with co-stimulation, approaches to preclinical model limitations, translation into clinical trial design, and the growing role of TCEs in autoimmune disease.

Unmissable Event Highlights
Driving Potent & Safer TCEs Through Co-Stimulation
Learn how Regeneron and Zymeworks are combining TCEs with CD28, CD137, and CD2 agonists to enhance T-cell fitness and expand cytotoxic potential. Understand how co-stimulation improves target affinity and how to select the optimal pathway for your molecule.
Next-Generation Design: Expanding the Therapeutic Window with Masked & Conditional TCEs
Hear from Xilio Therapeutics, Molecular Partners, and NovalGen on advancing masked CD3-targeting molecules and autoregulated platforms. Explore how these innovative approaches minimize toxicity, safeguard against T-cell exhaustion, and extend therapeutic reach.
Exploring New Modalities: Beyond Traditional TCEs
From AstraZeneca’s TITAN nanobody-based engagers to BIOMUNEX’s MAIT cell platforms and NK cell engagers, discover how novel formats are expanding multi-targeting strategies and reshaping the future of cell engager design.
Overcoming Preclinical Barriers to Translation
Work directly with experts from Amgen, Roche and NovalGen to address key gaps in current TCE models, from hyperactivated T cells to unrealistic tumour clearance. Leave with actionable strategies to improve translatability and strengthen confidence in moving from preclinical proof-of-concept to the clinic.
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