What to expect?
You will receive information and insights on all the different parts of RegMed XB. From our moonshots, valorisation to the RegMed XB Pilot Factory. But there’s more! The RegMed XB Annual Conference 2023 brings you two powerful days of interaction, learning and inspiration. It is THE network opportunity for everyone involved in science, business and innovations in the Regenerative Medicine field.
The underlying theme of the conference is: together we make the impossible possible. We invite you all to gather in order to connect, learn and discuss. There will be interesting keynotes on various topics, including valorisation, ethics, business development, regulatory and much more.
The RegMed XB Annual Conference is the closing event of the Life Sciences & Health week at the Leiden Bio Science Park from 22nd to 29th June 2023.
About RegMed XB
We are RegMed XB, an ambitious and successful public-private collaboration in the Netherlands and Flanders. Our goal is to bring affordable regenerative medicine solutions to patients with chronic conditions.
On this journey “from care to cure”, regenerative medicine continues to cross borders. We are shooting for the moon, with boundless ambitions.
We would very much like to share our ambition and knowledge with you and show you the opportunities of the promising field of regenerative medicine.
Join the Annual Conference 2023
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